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Planet Hemp - Adoled (The Ocean)

Hemp $16.6 Fifth generation hemp-farmer, Noble Burnett, and his beautiful, unconventional daughter, Kate, are struggling to keep their farm intactthrough the throes of the Great Depression. They discover to their dismay, however, that the failing U.S. economy is the least of their problems. A powerful anti-hemp lobby is at large. With recent breakthroughs in hemp-processing, and rumors of Henry Ford's'hemp-mobile' materializing, hemp is now an imminent threat to Big Oil and its allies. The war on hemp begins, wrought with coincidence: The repeal of Prohibition leaves its disciples without a cause; and the vilified drug, marijuana, is falsely equated with industrial hemp. A frustrated prohibitionist, Harry Anslinger, is appointed chief of the Federal Bureau of Narcotics; and Prohibitionis back - hemp, tagged as marijuana, its new target The Burnetts' loss becomes the reader's outrage, as "HEMP" uncovers an ugly American secret: Acting solely to further their own interests, a conspiracy of powerful, greedy tycoons and their fanatical, federal pawn systematically outlawed the industrial hemp plant, and with it, the world's greenest, cheapest, alternative source to petro-chemical and tree-paper products ...And got awaywith it - 72 years, and counting Based on actual events, and documented Congressional testimony. "TIMELY AND RELEVANT - END THE DEBATE THE ANSWER TO OUR ENERGY WOES IS, AND ALWAYS HAS BEEN, HEMP "

The Hemp Cookbook $7.98 The Hemp Cookbook

Minelab E-Trac (Front) $21.99 Minelab E-Trac (Front)

Planet Hemp - Live $34.99 Planet Hemp - Live

Soap Hemp $3.79 Soap Hemp - 7 oz - Soap Type: Soaps & Bodywash

Hemp Conspiracy $27.76 The new book by Paul Wylie, detailing his illegal arrest while farming hemp in Nicaragua. The book provides evidence of a US-led conspiracy to eradicate the renewable hemp resource, and those who farm it.

Hemp Horizons $5.03 The question "what happened to hemp?" is thoroughly examined in John Roulac's Hemp Horizons: The Comeback of America's Most Promising Plant. As society looks for solutions to its toxic hangover from a half-century of fossil fuel bingeing, hemp and its quasi-legal status has never been more relevant. Hemp is a source of renewable fiber that has over 25,000 uses, and is one of the few crops that requires almost no chemical fertilizers or pest controls. It's a self-mulching soil restorative