Welcome to our February report where for the southern latitudes we are at our peak pollination period for our hemp crops. It seems generally …
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The coming year is going to be a big one for the Australian hemp industry. If you are interested in what’s happening in the Australian fibre industry …
The coming year is going to be a big one for the Australian hemp industry. If you are interested in what’s happening in the Australian fibre industry …
Leading up to the start of the southern season we have a few developments to report across the hemp industry in Australia …
Right across the country the weather continues to be unusually wet causing all sorts of issues for cropping including …
At our last meeting we had the AHC AGM, the membership and executive remained the same …
Over the last month we have discovered some fantastic developments within the hemp industry in Australia.
Last week …
Welcome to our very first Australian Hemp Council newsletter.
Over the last two years the AHC has been busy …
This report summaries events and developments during the first year of AHC activities
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Lyn Stephenson is the founder and president of Regenerative Hemp Victoria.
Mick Andersen is the founder and owner of Good Country Hemp Pty. Ltd, a hemp foods processing facility based in Bordertown, South Australia. Good Country Hemp contract hemp growers directly, primarily in SA, and have processing lines for cold pressed hemp seed oil and hulled hemp seed, marketed online and through supermarket and health food stores.They also supply bulk hemp food products.
Tim is president of the Australian Hemp Council and has been farming in Tasmania for the past 20 years. In 2003 the family purchased Woodlands a 350ha farm near Deloraine in Northern Tasmania. Primarily a beef trading and dairy agistment farm they also grow potatoes and hemp.
Our Top 5 Cultivars have been developed without genetic modification to grow and thrive in most regions of Australia.
Gail Stubber is the Executive Officer of the WA Hemp Growers’ Co-op which she and six other farmers started in 2018. She lives on a small multiuse farm of 40 ha in the South West of WA. She is presently running sheep, growing finger limes and hemp.
Jaimie Milling is a fourth-generation farmer who has been in the agriculture industry all his life.
