Oklahoma State University Not Participating in Inaugural Hemp Pilot Program

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By TG BranfaltMay 30, 2018, 12:17 pm
Oklahoma State University, the state’s largest agricultural college, will not participate in the inaugural hemp pilot program because the law was passed too late in the year for school officials to develop a plan for the program, News9 reports. The bill was signed into law in late April and required 30-day…

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