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A multi-stakeholder coalition that manages and supports more than 180 organizations representing Southeast farmers, scientists, engineers, universities and municipal agricultural organizations.
We exist to educate, train and promote Southeast farmers for economic improvement and self-independence in the new hemp era.
To provide our multi-stakeholders an international market for their hemp products and expertise.
USDA published a final rule on January 15, 2021, that provides regulations for the production of hemp in the United States and is effective on March 22, 2021.
WHAT YOU WILL NEED TO APPLY:
1. Livescan background check. Use the ORI Number FL925080Z.
2. Your field GPS coordinates
3. An environmental containment plan. Find a sample and easy flow sheet at www.FDACS.GOV and press "HEMP".
The U.S. Department of Agriculture recently approved Florida’s state hemp program, clearing the way for Florida growers to begin cultivating hemp. Agriculture Commissioner Nicole “Nikki” Fried, who will oversee Florida’s state hemp program through the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS), offered the following statement:
“After months of incorporating feedback from the public, growers, and industry stakeholders, we are thrilled that Florida’s hemp industry officially begins now. I thank the USDA for their swift review and approval of our state hemp program. By working closely with our farmers, processors, retailers, and consumers, Florida’s state hemp program will become a model for the nation, will set a gold standard for this emerging industry, and will create billions in economic opportunity for Florida. As our economy deals with the impacts of COVID-19, this approval will give our agriculture industry a new alternative crop for many years to come.”
With the state hemp program’s rules now filed for adoption and approved by USDA, FDACS will begin accepting applications to grow industrial hemp on April 27, the first day authorized under the state filing time frame, online at FDACS.gov/Cannabis-Hemp. More information about growing hemp in Florida may be found at FDACS.gov/Cannabis-Hemp/Hemp-CBD-in-Florida.
These are exciting times for Florida farmers and The Southeast Farmers Hemp Association is available to answer any questions.
The senator most responsible for legalizing hemp is now trying to use a legislative finance maneuver to speed up federal rules on putting hemp extracts in food and beverages.
If you are planning to grow hemp for fiber, flower, or seeds, crop insurance is now available...
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