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Australian Hemp Resources and Manufacture : on-line collection of
articles on the properties and uses of hemp fiber in industrial
applications.
Fibre Hemp. Potentials and Constraints : from the Canadian Department of
Agriculture. Extensive article on the history, production, characteristics
and applications of hemp fiber.
Fornits' Industrial Hemp Archive : information on hemp fiber and
products, on-line book ordering, media articles and history.
The Hemp Archives : from Dr. Dave West. Large library of articles on the
history and uses of hemp fiber in American industrial processes.
Hempology : searchable database of articles and images concerning the
history, cultivation, growing, development, products and uses of industrial
hemp fiber.
Global Hemp : information resource for hemp growers, processors and
users. Searchable database of categorised directories of educational,
research and business sites. Links to events, investor information
and legislation, media articles and news.
Hemp Cyber Farm : (USA)
Informational and commercial web site of Hemp World, Inc. Promotion of hemp
farming and use of its fibers in industrial processes. Scientific and
environmental studies and reports, descriptions of the various qualities of
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Hemp. Industrial and Food Resource : Directory of links to industrial
uses of hemp fiber and products.
Hemptown
Clothing Inc. :
Hemptown Clothing is North America's largest hemp t-shirt manufacturer,
based in Vancouver BC. They are a triple bottom line company, they
care for the environment, and human rights, while generating a profit for
their employees and shareholders. Their primary focus is working
within the imprinted sportswear market - offering an eco-alternative to
the millions of conventional cotton t-shirts sold every year. Growing the
cotton for each conventional cotton t-shirt requires 1/3lb of chemical
pesticides. Hemptown manufactures eco-friendly garments made from a blend
of 55%/45% hemp/cotton. Hemp grows vigorously, and generally doesn't
require these chemicals, so their Hemptown blend reduces pollution by over
50%. The addition of hemp also makes the garments 4 times stronger and
more durable, yet softer and more comfortable than cotton, plus hemp is
naturally UV and mildew resistant. In addition, Hemp grows in cooler
climates, and has significantly reduced water requirements than cotton.
Overall, Hemptown blended shirts use less resources, are superior in
quality, and are reasonably priced. Contact: Nina Schaffert E-mail:
nina@hemptown.com
Toll free # 866 HEMPTOWN Ph 604 255 5005 Fx 604 255 5038
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