Hemp offers a range of general health benefits that extend to both animals and humans. A comprehensive analysis of studies examining the effects of hemp on different animal species reveals a multitude of benefits for animal health, production performance, and nutritional quality.

Hemp, known as a versatile crop, is experiencing a renaissance, also in the construction industry, as hempcrete is becoming a promising material for more environmentally friendly construction.

In the search for the perfect plant-based meat, researchers at Lund University in Sweden have broken new ground with the help of hemp seeds. This discovery fills a crucial gap in the vegan food market - the lack of a true "meaty" experience.

Hemp seeds, once a by-product of industrial hemp production, are now attracting the attention of the food industry due to their high nutritional value thanks to their high oil and protein content and their antioxidants.

In an age of modern medicine, it’s easy to forget that food can be the most basic yet most powerful form of medicine. Here's a reminder that sometimes, the best solutions are grown, not made.

Recent research has shattered some common myths about what gives cannabis its unique scents. This discovery challenges the longstanding belief that terpenes alone shape the plant's aroma and sheds new light on the complex symphony of scents that define different cannabis varieties.

Contrary to what many assume, the main consumer groups for meat, fish and dairy alternatives are neither vegans nor vegetarians, but flexitarians. Learn more about them here.

Hemp can make a decisive contribution to achieving a large number of goals set by the European Green Deal initiative.

Hemp keeps honey bees young: A new study has shown that hemp extracts significantly extend the life of honey bees by providing them with powerful antioxidants.

Over 25,000 different products can be made from hemp, making it one of the most useful crops in the world! Learn more about the most important and interesting uses of hemp in this article.

Spent hemp biomass is generally considered waste in agriculture, but the truth is that it is far from useless. In this article, we inform you on the hidden economic value of hemp biomass for bioenergy production.

In this article, follow us on a quick trip around the world and learn which countries have become hotspots for hemp production.

Hemp is more sustainable, environmentally friendly and higher yielding than cotton. In this article, we'll give you 12 reasons why hemp may be a better choice.

What role does hemp play in the automotive industry and why are there no hemp cars for sale yet? Find it out here.

Yes, you've read that right! Our beloved hemp plant can be used as a natural insulation alternative and we'll explain to you how and why it's so great.