The Right Tools: Nuts and Bolts of Modern Hemp Farming

While hemp has been around for thousands of years, due to the prohibition on hemp, it has been removed from the innovations that have occurred in farming equipment for the last 50 years. Combined with the delicate nature of harvesting the hemp flower, farmers are faced with the uncertainty of how to cultivate and harvest on a mass scale. In this session we will be exploring the trials and tribulations of the modern farmer in the world of hemp and identify the innovations in equipment that are bringing higher levels of profitability to the hemp farming community.

[@TheKerribeland]

Great info! Thank you for breaking it down for us future hemp farmers!

[@We_are_the_light]

I wish we had a decordicator plant here in Eastern Ontario. I grew a beautiful test field the covid year and it sits in my barn baled. No buyer. I used an old McCormack seeder . Worked great .

[@miked5256]

we tried a combine and had 50-90percent trichome loss..... ) ;

[@suebowman7029]

Are there any mini farm (5 acre) hemp suggestions? Or is this too small of an operation to be cost effective?

[@alkebulanhvacservicesinc3348]

I have 50 acres I want to put in production of hemp in ontario Canada would start out with 10 acres first to learn any suggestions or directions for help I am new to these hemp platforms thanks.

[@dannypalmer7701]

Cool

[@user-xd9vx2yq8e]

i plan to grow hemp here in south africa so how can i export to oversees markets ? 16:06

[@blastprocessing6223]

Does hemp have more little steams in them than regular cannabis?