What
are the benefits of hemp for you?
More
importantly, what are the benefits of hemp
for your children,
grandchildren and generations to come? To put it simply, a thriving
planet for the future.
Hemp
provides a wide-range of outlets to make
better use of
the Earth's resources. The power the plant possesses is one of the
best-kept secrets regarding extreme usefulness, versatility and ease.
In a society where promoting the protection of the Earth's natural
resources, many are unaware that such a natural gem with a distinctive,
renewable sparkle exists.
Unfortunately,
the absence in public response and
ignorance is
facilitated by a lack of knowledge that prevents the rest of the world
from recognizing its shine. The benefits of hemp are so intense that it
has led many to believe that the plant has the capacity to reverse the Greenhouse
Effect; as well as aid in purifying the air, water, and soil.
Not only does the plant offer an assortment of
physical, industrial
and economical benefits, but hemp also provides advantages in
nutrition, farming and even body care.
Save Trees: A worldwide switch
to hemp plant paper
could do wonders for the Earth. The planet smiles upon the hemp plant,
which allows near-extinct species to no longer worry about losing their
natural habitat. Additionally, hemp paper is much easier to make, costs
less to generate and lasts much longer.
A hemp pulp paper process (much like the
procedures used in
1916) can replace the current production means of manufactured
corrugated boxes, computer paper, and paper bags. The fiber produced in
hemp is also four times more than the fiber that comes from pine trees.
The destruction of trees may decrease when paper
manufactures
turn to hemp for their fibers. Hemp paper also provides the recycling
capacity of up to seven rotations. Pine-pulp base papers are only good
for three.
Benefits
of hemp farming: As a natural fiber, hemp is known as
one of the longest, strongest, and most durable of the bunch. It is
also one of the safest natural resources to maintain, as cultivation
methods require no ecologically damaging chemicals, herbicides, or
pesticides. Farmers may find a wealth of opportunities by embracing
hemp plants, which fits right in with the rotation of other crops,
including corn.
Since hemp is easy to grow through a process that in
fact
strengthens surrounding soil, the plant is a clear friend of the
planet. Many also believe the hemp plant could produce a biomass for
fuel that would burn cleaner than other well-known ethanol selections.
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