Hemp Roots
What Makes Kentucky Crafted Hemp Unique?
Derived from proprietary genetic hemp strains only grown in the rich soils of Kentucky, yielding the highest amounts of premium CBD while ensuring an optimal phytochemical profile and plant health.
Continuous and rigorous lab testing by an independent third party specializing in potency and compliancy, and ensuring there are no unwanted contaminants, such as pesticides, heavy metals, and mold.
Our family farmers have been pioneers in hemp agriculture and processing for generations. These families farm the fertile soils of Kentucky where hemp has a rich history dating back to 1775.
Consistent extraction methods and innovative processing technologies ensure production processes exceed all regulatory standards for FDA registered and inspected food production facilities.
Fully compliant and proudly operating under the 2018 Farm Bill that was signed by the president, legalizing industrial hemp and creating a legal blueprint for the rapidly growing marketplace.
We are confident that you will love our products. However, if you are not satisfied, simply return it within the first 30 days and we will allow you to exchange it, or receive a full refund.
Organically Grown Hemp from Kentucky Farms.
Our family farmers have been pioneers in hemp agriculture and processing for generations. These families farm the fertile soils of Kentucky where hemp has a rich history dating back to 1775.
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The Rich History of Hemp in Kentucky
Hemp is Kentucky’s oldest crop. In fact, hemp cultivation transcends the age of Kentucky itself. You’d have to go all the way back to the year 1775 to really get to the bottom of things; that’s when the soon-to-be-State’s first hemp crop was planted. Indeed, Kentucky’s land has been prized for its farmability since the […]
Hemp vs. Marijuana
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