University of Missouri Plants State’s First Hemp Crop

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By TG BranfaltAug 6, 2019, 10:00 am190 pts
The University of Missouri has planted the state’s first hemp crop in 70 years at its Bradford Research Center, the St. Louis Dispatch reports. Under a bill signed into law in June, universities are allowed to begin planting hemp crops immediately, but farmers still have to wait until Aug. 28. The university…

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