The New Green Revolution
Industrial hemp represents a sustainable path toward agricultural resilience and environmental restoration. As one of the most versatile crops on Earth, hemp offers farmers a profitable route to regenerative agriculture while addressing climate challenges. Fast-growing, disease-resistant, and capable of healing contaminated soil, hemp is transforming industries from construction to nutrition –all while restoring our planet and building resilient communities.
Our mission
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We are farmers and tribal members partnering with hemp to restore Mother Earth and indigenous sovereignty
Hemp is the futureDiscover why industrial hemp is revolutionizing sustainable agriculture and Tribal communities
Bioremediation
Hemp’s deep root systems and fast growth allow the plant to draw heavy metals out of the ground at a higher rate than most other plants. Studies show that hemp is a plant ally capable of restoring the health of native lands and beyond.
Building
Hempcrete, made from hemp, is a sustainable alternative to concrete. Its production is empowering Tribal communities to come together in new and exciting ways to re-establish healthy homes for their families.
Textiles
Hemp is a highly versatile textile and a superior alternative to cotton as well as synthetic fibers. Its environmental and economic benefits point to a re-establishment of a native arts and sovereignty.
Hemp 101Hemp plants are defined as any cannabis plant with 0.3 percent or less THC. Even a plant with 0.4 percent THC would be classified as a marijuana plant, in spite of the fact that 0.4 percent isn’t going to have a noticeable psychoactive effect. Both varieties have great value.
What is Hemp?
