North America's LARGEST Hemp Fiber Processor!

[@henrylockwood7230]

That’s a busy woman. If her workers can keep up w her they’ll set the world afire w this industry.

[@earlhollar1906]

She has an engineering degree and working with her dad. You can't ask for a better owner operator than that. Very informative video!

[@brushbros]

Nor can you ask for a better daughter than that. Sincere enthusiasm.

[@andytuesday500]

I’m very impressed with her. Awesome job in making a family business thrive with knowledge and determination.

[@souvikghosh5087]

How can she be contacted ? I want to know more. I am a fibre technologist with a decade of experience in bast fibre processing.

[@franksemakula9435]

​@@souvikghosh5087 how can you be contacted. Uganda may use the skills of a fibre technologist. We need to industrialize our agriculture. My company wants to invest in Hemp farming (large scale) but need contacts.

[@jackhuffman9313]

Dad has done a great job with daughter

[@budlvr]

Had no idea ! A passionate engineer, owner and spokesperson for a hopefully GROWING INDUSTRY ! Thanks Tony !!

[@tracelee7332]

Never sell out to corporations. Ever. Peace to you❤

[@randallharmsen5802]

Expensive set-up for gleaning hemp. She knows the process in and out. Gives grain farmers another option. Very promising industry with customer base growing. Thanks for taking the time of checking out the processing plant Tony nicely done.

[@robdavis331]

She is one knowledgeable owner. Great to see old industry being reinvented in AMERICA... NOT china

[@souvikghosh5087]

Who is she ? What's her name ?

[@rcorn8114]

That young lady's passion is contagious.

[@Brandtphenom]

Compost worms create castings which is a phenomenal fertilizer. Hemp and other crops would benefit from castings plus drive down costs to watering so many plants. Growing plants becomes easier too so more people can farm if they want to and worms will feed chickens or fish. Hemp seed can be fed to chickens and the omegas may/will transfer to the eggs. Amazing work, great video

[@TradieTrev]

That would be a really fun factory to work for with a boss like that! She's got the passion!

[@Rhine23singh]

"By the grace of GOD" Love this!!!. so good to see Christian families behind innovation. There's so much that Hemp can change in our country we have more than enough land space and unemployed people, what we don't have is leaders with vision and integrity. Much love from South Africa.

[@stevenrichardson6793]

Once again American ingenuity and American farmers making the world a better place ! God Bless America !

[@mtevilone]

Everything we can make in Montana, and the US in general the better. A great crop that is not water intensive, and very versatile is something our farmers have needed. I read an article that Montana is the best state to grow hemp in. Congratulations on being a leader in production, and seeing the potential.

[@INDHEMP]

Thanks for the video and great tour! We are proud of our team and the opportunities for farmers in Montana and across the country with industrial hemp!

[@franksemakula9435]

I am from Uganda. We have two seasons a year, fertile soils, abundant water supply, huge unused land, cheap labour, and a virgin economy. Would you be willing to enter a Joint Venture with us to grow and supply hemp (or any other Agricultural crop) to feed the world more? Thanks.

[@kdh1309]

Very impressive ! She is one smart lady .

[@benjaminwilliams3402]

Watching this from NZ. We used to be leaders in the Ag industry but not now 😢. So impressed with operation. Definitely coming for a visit!!

[@tyt8911]

I would like to say good greif now I want to move up north and apply to work there. You can definitely tell that's her baby. And that there 100% into it not just a meah here's my job bla bla . . Totally awsome thankyou Toni & IND for letting us tag along...

[@garywilson3183]

That was a good, informative video. She sounds very knowledgable. Thanks Tony

[@michaelstark703]

She is More articulate than anyone in federal government

[@ahohlen1]

😂 👏🏼

[@uppercasedtheelowercases3123]

1990's in Woodstock NY was a huge HEMP awareness era. Then it stopped. Now it's back. Thank you for this video. I hope it all works in the long haul. 🎉

[@wallyhuppert9077]

Wow she is fired up Full of good info

[@MrShocking68]

Great video. Happy to know that hemp is being used and processed again. So many benefits for using help. Creating jobs and opportunities for people.

[@jonathantillman842]

Super cool...YOU are the largest hemp farmer in Montana! GO Fast AG! GREAT video...love her energy!

[@ejharrop1416]

What an awesome video! I am a retired Industrial Engineer and Morgan was so great. I love her enthusiasm and am reassured for our future. Looking forward to seeing an update on the process. Thank you, take care and God bless

[@69dblcab]

Smart cookie leading your tour. Thanks to you and her.

[@DumdocMTL]

Both videos were super educational…keep up the documentaries 👍👍👍. You have a gift for making things we farmers do (that may seem everyday mundane to us) and making them interesting.

[@paulhunt598]

Fascinating. Thank you for the tour.

[@tommathews3964]

Wow! What a source of energy and enthusiasm for her industry! Can't wait to see your next visit and the process operating! Thanks for educating me!

[@pab40sc]

Great and very informative video. Thanks for the invite Tony.

[@dennispalmer6007]

She is so enthusiastic and knowledgeable. Wish her the best of luck.

[@justincase2830]

Very educational. I am looking forward to seeing more of this process in action!

[@tomadelsberger6101]

It's always a pleasure to watch your channel may all your prayers come true and God bless you and your family

[@ljacres6538]

Intelligent and curvy...what an impressive woman! Really cool to see this operation in such great detail.

[@Jim49031]

I was blown away! This shows me real education and the science behind it and has helped inform me. I think it's amazing.

[@michaeltablet8577]

That is amazing! Can't wait to see it all operational! She is very intelligent and a great ambassador for the industry! Thank you so very much for sharing!

[@greenplanet841]

Watching from Malawi, the warm heart of Africa

[@Summitclym]

Incredible! Looking at the future right here!

[@123456BobJackson]

MAN nice to see you as a leader in AG. all the best

[@mickbennett2595]

Another great video on hemp tony very edecationial I live in Pennsylvania go MONTANA God bless

[@phoenixpv]

As someone who cares about the environment (i.e. the future of food production) and about the 406, I’m so frickin’ happy to see this!

[@qigongfire5456]

A woman of passion. Great sustainability material. So much potential in this industry. Hemp feeds, clothes, protects, etc. Thanks Montana 🙂

[@mshafer2006]

I just learned more about hemp in this 22:46 video than I ever knew before and the fact that she is so knowledgeable of the product and the vast amount of uses for it. To be that forward thinking and making sure that farmers have another way to sustain their livelihood with another option to utilize everything that comes off their fields make me happy. Also, I am so excited to see a father daughter owned company here in the United States turn a dream into a reality versus going overseas is so awesome. By far one of the best videos you have done Tony since I subscribed to your channel.

[@robertdaly9036]

Really impressive presentation, she really knows her stuff, great video. Good luck to them on their new venture... Top class..... 👍 👍

[@genemiller9612]

Wow, these last few videos were super informative. You always make interesting content, but you found some good stories and asked questions we'd all want hear.

[@csrlivestock7080]

What a lady, her knowledge and drive was fantastic. Tony thanks for organising the tour, I am from Down Under and like the USA and Canada we need more industry, too much was shipped offshore to places like China etc. We need industry to drive our economies not China's. Again, the amount of info Morgan gave us in this video for a normal person it would have filled two of your videos. thanks Tony and Morgan from Australia.

[@bendahmm7393]

What a great tour! She definitely has a lot of passion and knowledge for the the hemp industry. I hope you follow up with another video with the plant running.

[@johnseavey6622]

That young lady is very impressive. You go girl..

[@LavenderLori406]

I am grateful for all you are doing to bring the inherent huge value in the fiber aspect. Thank you!

[@-LightningRod-]

Canadians should adopt Commercial Hemp whole heartedly,.. We Voted for it i am so grateful for you to have shared this video

[@mrih1586]

Thanks. Good news is so hard to come by these days.

[@w056007568]

What a fascinating video and Morgan is an amazing communicator with boundless enthusiasm. She clearly has a great deal of knowledge of the processing the "straw" and converting into marketable product.

[@agpilot782]

Excellent interview.

[@gail8494]

That was so impressive! Morgan is one very knowledgeable person! My understanding of hemp has increased so much! Tony, you re a forward thinking farmer! thank you for an awesome video!

[@carlthor91]

I have a bush jacket, made from hemp fiber, it lived 10 years. Cotton jean jackets last me 3 years max.

[@watomb]

She got to be burning thru cash, what an amazing personality. I hope that her bankers/investors can give her team the time they need.

[@larrymack8272]

Great video Tony. It seems she hardly takes a breath and information just runs out of her. Many thanks for posting this.

[@julianearl5026]

Great video ... thanks Tony. In Australia the media only show us politics, shootings, riots etc. Prior to finding Fast Ag, Welker, Cornstar, Millenial Farmer et al on You Tube I did not want to travel to the USA HOWEVER since watching your videos and others they show us another side of America that I wasn't aware of and in fact I would now like to travel to see the real America ... goes to the value of your You Tube effort to America.😊😊

[@MikeM-qy9zz]

It is the same with media in America. USA is the best place in the world to live in my opinion, lots of freedom still and everything is very cheap compared to other places

[@jameskubla1872]

Right on Love IND Hemp we are watching you. Pennsylvania says hello 🌱🌿🧺♻️🦅🇺🇸💯💚

[@terryvair4244]

Great video, Tony!! As a midwestern corn and soybean farmer, I have never seen how hemp is processed. Looks like it might fit well in your operation. I hope you have good luck with it. I enjoy all your videos as well as getting to know your family and Collin. You are truly blessed to live the life you do. Keep up the good work!

[@franksemakula9435]

I am from Uganda. We have two seasons a year, fertile soils, abundant water supply, huge unused land, cheap labour, and a virgin economy. Would you be willing to enter a Joint Venture with us to grow and supply hemp (or any other Agricultural crop) to feed the world more? Thanks.

[@harveystephens6115]

Very informative. She was great. A very good video. Maybe you can get us a sneak peek again. Maybe you can raise a little more hemp now as well.

[@JeremyThomas_Environmentarian]

Thanks so much for the video! Very much looking forward to a follow up so we can see the processing plant in action. It would be the final straw to show how hemp can be a 'nose to tail' cash crop.

[@russgier4409]

Very interesting hope to see it up and running hemp has thousands of uses

[@tracelee7332]

And great for Mother Earth. Never let corporations take over. Ever. Peace to you ❤️

[@russellbelding3355]

Nice Tony. Good editing. Only one lighting glitch. Knowledgeable engineer. Please come back to this plant again.

[@eaglezxz3354]

Been waiting 4 this for years...hopefully will happen my side of the border.Am looking fwd to see the growing and harvesting. Thnx guys..

[@bigt6359]

Awesome video...she is very passionate about her work...really cool setup...I wish them much success!!!

[@whenhambrent]

Thanks Tony. I was curious

[@stevenellsworth2248]

It's great to see the hemp industrie starting up. I can remember growing up and we then had the flax crop. it was oilseed and fiber crop. We had processers in South Dakota until the mid 80's . The corn and soybeans started takeing more acres and the flax crops moved further north. The company that had the processing plant near Watertown SD sold it's operation to a Canadian company and flax is rarely seen anywhere around here any longer Hopefully Hemp will take off and give another option for farmers here as well.

[@genxrflatearther6484]

Great video. Thank you for sharing with the world that Montanans are the best and this truly is the last best place. God bless you and all fellow human beings around the world.

[@shawnbaker3659]

Looking forward to a summer time tour!

[@hfff1]

Wow! She had a lot of words. Morgan is a great representative for this blossoming industry. You did a great job of shining a spotlight on the diversity of the fiber hemp industry. Sounds like some venture capitol itching to dive into the deep end. Going to need better growing years than this one though?

[@franksemakula9435]

I am from Uganda. We have two seasons a year, fertile soils, abundant water supply, huge unused land, cheap labour, and a virgin economy. Would you be willing to enter a Joint Venture with us to grow and supply hemp (or any other Agricultural crop) to feed the world more? Thanks.

[@toddrachelherbrand1823]

Freaking awesome video thank you very excited to see how far hemp can go

[@scottholbert2742]

Great informative video, very interesting. Thanks Tony, and we will wait for the follow up

[@jeanlouisbinchet4797]

Bonjour, vidéo très instructive sur le traitement du chanvre et des attentes du développement de cette culture dans le futur👍

[@randydutka9302]

Gd video The young lady knows her stuff and is able to describe process very well

[@bradsellnow3665]

Excellent video,very informative,looking forward to seeing the process in action! Keep these videos coming Tony Thanks

[@michaelthola1709]

Great video and very informative. Its good to see some more jobs and income coming to our great state.

[@stumpy2816]

That was very interesting. That lady knows her business. 👍👍

[@williampeck6881]

Very interesting and a great job of explanation by your host. She is terrific.

[@787Earl]

Great to see this business, wish you all well

[@jeffreyhaugen5387]

Thank you for the work you put into this video. I hope they do well.

[@DanKlein_1]

That was awesome!!! I love seeing where the raw material goes and how it is made into its final product.

[@andytuesday500]

I’m very impressed with her and her knowledge. The industry is lucky to have her God Bless 🙏

[@markhillsdon4789]

Absolutely love what you are doing! Well done guys. This is the future and we all need to get behind this. Bless

[@shealy265]

Really look forward to see plant in operation. It will be dusty, but just being able to see progressive samples after each machine would be assume.

[@annajamieson4969]

Thank you for this video. I learned so much about hemp from your knowledgeable guide and I can see now how forward thinking you are on your farm, Tony. Please make the follow up video when this plant is operational so we can see the whole process. Very cool stuff.

[@JeremyThomas_Environmentarian]

Yes. I'd also love to see a follow up video. This would be the final straw to show how hemp can be a 'nose to tail' cash crop.

[@sharonmechling7332]

Awesome explanation of the process..

[@jeffyoung2089]

Thanks! Enjoyed the video!

[@davecarroll5989]

Looks like some great possibilty thanks for some great info

[@grizzadams8534]

AWESOME SEGMENT!!!

[@mr.electric8559]

Very interesting topic and walk thru. Looking forward to seeing it in action.

[@larrykluckoutdoors8227]

Thanks for the great tour, best of luck to the plant

[@MrRyerdon]

That is so cool, thanks Tony for put this out there never knew what they did with hemp other than rope and clothing.

[@DavidRodriguez-er4rq]

This is one cool processing plant. I would love to have seen the insides of the machines and everything in action. The cost is probably enormous but the facility looks amazing.

[@timothysand5062]

Great video

[@kahnfu-zhin8627]

Most exciting video I’ve seen in, possibly, my entire life! My activist friends and I have been working to make this a reality for decades. Jack Herrer would have been overjoyed had he lived to see his dream come to fruition. Thank you so much for all the work you amazing people are accomplishing.

[@morganhoogstratenpersonal]

right on!!! thank you for this video and all that you are doing to support the hemp industry!

[@Jim49031]

I'll bet you could use the fiber in the manufacturing of door and product in construction the way they are doing with straw.

[@chadhudgins4173]

I really need to get my hands on some of this hemp bedding! I have 2 horses that are allergic to cedar and pine both so this would be really nice!

[@xbarranch2]

Very informative, thanks for sharing…

[@brushbros]

Flax is what lin-en (and canvas) is made from. And lin-seed oil is made from its seeds. Linseed oil is the base of oil-based paint (which replaced tempura,) and canvas replaced wooden panels as a surface upon which to apply it.

[@matthewcook7051]

Good job getting in on the ground floor of this new/old idea. Are you planning on more acres of hemp next year? Also what about the fiber variety, any plans or thoughts about growing that? Might be cheaper to harvest but haven’t heard any figures about yield per acre. I’m not a farmer but I can see that you need a lot of time to plan and think about next year’s crop.

[@johnwood702]

Great informational video. Thank You.👍👍👍👏👏👏👏