Germany: Minister Vogel welcomes the state parliament resolution on industrial hemp value creation

Published 2021년 4월 28일

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Brandenburg's agriculture ministry is backing a project to boost industrial hemp cultivation, seeing it as a way to diversify crops and boost income. The project, funded by the EAFRD, will run until the end of 2021 and focus on cultivation, marketing, and knowledge sharing. Hemp is seen as a sustainable alternative due to its water efficiency and potential to replace chemicals with stable stocks. The ministry also praises the plant's variety of uses, from insulation to edible oils.
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04/28/2021 | 16:45:00 | ID: 30117 | Department: Agriculture | plant Potsdam (agrar-PR) - The cultivation of industrial hemp offers great potential for the production of sustainable raw materials, the processing industry and agriculture in Brandenburg. The agri-environment ministry is already funding the “Competence Network Commercial Hemp” project with 50,000 euros from the EAFRD funding guideline and sees commercial hemp production as an additional opportunity for diverse crop rotations and income diversification in Brandenburg agriculture. Agriculture Minister Axel Vogel welcomes the state parliament's resolution according to which hemp-based value chains are to be expanded . The motion of the coalition factions "Exploiting the economic and ecological potential of industrial hemp cultivation in Brandenburg" calls on the state government, among other things, to promote industrial hemp production and corresponding value chains across national borders, to examine funding programs ...
Source: Agrar

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