Regulations (Hemp farming laws)

Hemp farming laws regulate the cultivation of hemp, a variety of cannabis with low THC content (less than 0.3%), ensuring it is used legally for products like textiles, food, and CBD. Farmers must obtain licenses, follow quality testing protocols, and adhere to state and federal guidelines to prevent the shift into marijuana cultivation. These laws aim to promote safe, legal farming practices while preventing misuse and ensuring hemp remains distinct from psychoactive cannabis. Overall, hemp laws provide a clear legal framework that supports industrial and agricultural development while maintaining public safety.