Allison Justice, PhD, is Co-owner and manages operations at The Hemp Mine, a 40-acre hemp farm that manufactures consumer-ready products. The Hemp Mine currently produces a wide array of different products ranging from smokeable flower to tinctures of different concentrations for both humans and animals. The Hemp Mine breeds, regional trials indoors and outdoors at scale in order to offer validated hemp genetics to the hemp market in the form of stage III tissue culture, unrooted cuttings and rooted cuttings (liners), clones.
Topics discussed include: 

How the hemp boom that occurred after the 2018 Farm Bill helped and harmed farmers  
Research that universities are doing with regards to photoperiod, drying and curing, and more  
How understanding a plant’s specific photoperiod can be used to maximize yield 
Using supplemental light outdoors to prevent flowering in semi-auto-flower varieties 
The importance of selecting hemp varieties that suit a regional climate
How Hemp Mine’s Field Day event helps educate new hemp farmers 

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Additional Resources

The Hemp Mine website
The Hemp Mine: YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn
Email: [email protected]
[Blog] How supplemental lighting can be used for outdoor cannabis cultivation
Hemp Mine Field Days

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