Come and learn from  expert panelists and pioneers in Hawaii’s Hemp Movement as we explore industrial Hemp, CBD, legal and economic issues.

With the capability to produce vital resources such as rope, clothing, and paper, the hemp plant has played a crucial role throughout our history. Archeological evidence suggests that we’ve been using hemp since as early as 8,000 B.C., making it the first plant ever cultivated.

While this humble plant has undoubtedly served as an invaluable resource throughout our early history, it may serve an even greater purpose in our immediate future.

Harmful fossil fuels, mountains of plastic, and our monstrous growth sucking the earth’s resources dry. The realization that our current population is terribly unsustainable is the biggest problem of our time, ultimately leading to a not-so-happy ending.

Contrary to the efforts of today’s greatest minds, the solution to this problem might not be some profound technological advancement or a groundbreaking formula. In fact, it may be as simple as a humble plant.

With the ability to serve as a natural alternative to our most crucial resources, the hemp plant may be just the solution we need.

Come learn about hemp production from seeds and clones. Learn how to stay within state laws and regulations while legislators learn to move beyond a hemp pilot project into full hemp production program.

Read 4 Remarkable Ways Hemp Can Save the Planet by Aaron Cadena