HEMP CAN BE MANUFACTURED INTO 25,000+ CONSUMER PRODUCTS
The stalk of the hemp plant is similar to other farm crop stalks, corn in particular. The major difference is that corn stalks produce a cob with niblets and hemp stalks produce herbs with seeds.
The main similarities in the stalk are the outer bast fibers, or bark, and the inner pulpy core which is made up mostly of cellulose. Cellulose is a very valuable raw material in industry and is derived from cotton, tree pulp and farm crops to name the primary few.
The stalk of the hemp plant is similar to other farm crop stalks, corn in particular. The major difference is that corn stalks produce a cob with niblets and hemp stalks produce herbs with seeds.
The main similarities in the stalk are the outer bast fibers, or bark, and the inner pulpy core which is made up mostly of cellulose. Cellulose is a very valuable raw material in industry and is derived from cotton, tree pulp and farm crops to name the primary few.
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