Sorry to say but hemp like safflower and other crops we have tried might be short lived. It is so hard to combine and we don’t bale. Would hate to know the money invested. Wish you all the best.
Thanks for the video and great tour! We are proud of our team and the opportunities for farmers in Montana and across the country with industrial hemp!
What a great tour! She definitely has a lot of passion and knowledge for the the hemp industry. I hope you follow up with another video with the plant running.
It's great to see the hemp industrie starting up. I can remember growing up and we then had the flax crop. it was oilseed and fiber crop. We had processers in South Dakota until the mid 80's . The corn and soybeans started takeing more acres and the flax crops moved further north. The company that had the processing plant near Watertown SD sold it's operation to a Canadian company and flax is rarely seen anywhere around here any longer Hopefully Hemp will take off and give another option for farmers here as well.
Flax is what lin-en (and canvas) is made from. And lin-seed oil is made from its seeds. Linseed oil is the base of oil-based paint (which replaced tempura,) and canvas replaced wooden panels as a surface upon which to apply it.
Thank you for this video. I learned so much about hemp from your knowledgeable guide and I can see now how forward thinking you are on your farm, Tony. Please make the follow up video when this plant is operational so we can see the whole process. Very cool stuff.
Great video. Thank you for sharing with the world that Montanans are the best and this truly is the last best place. God bless you and all fellow human beings around the world.
Thanks Tony! A great tour of the mill that I have been waiting to see. Hope your farm continues to utilize the opportunity to grow this beneficial crop not only for ROI but reduces pesticide use, its control on weeds, and soil health. Hope the company has a good fire protection system for the yard. Thanks again. 🍁👍😎 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-37TJ-gS6Ss
So inspiring!
Man, so jealous! We need IND Hemp in Michigan!
Beautiful people, because they are fuelled by God!
Incredible! Looking at the future right here!
Great setup!
I really need to get my hands on some of this hemp bedding! I have 2 horses that are allergic to cedar and pine both so this would be really nice!
Thank you. Love the video. Can't wait to connect and buy your fiber!!
nice to see someone that knows her shit.
Not only is she smart, but she's pretty too. Is there a chance she's single? Asking for a friend.
Interesting. A friend in Colfax IN tried the Hemp in 2019 or 2020. Has had trouble with marketing. Has several bales in storage.
Intelligent and curvy…what an impressive woman! Really cool to see this operation in such great detail.
She is so enthusiastic and knowledgeable. Wish her the best of luck.
That is so cool, thanks Tony for put this out there never knew what they did with hemp other than rope and clothing.
Wow! What a source of energy and enthusiasm for her industry! Can't wait to see your next visit and the process operating! Thanks for educating me!
Sorry to say but hemp like safflower and other crops we have tried might be short lived. It is so hard to combine and we don’t bale. Would hate to know the money invested. Wish you all the best.
Thanks for the video and great tour! We are proud of our team and the opportunities for farmers in Montana and across the country with industrial hemp!
That young lady's passion is contagious.
What a great tour! She definitely has a lot of passion and knowledge for the the hemp industry. I hope you follow up with another video with the plant running.
very impressive, well done to her….
It's great to see the hemp industrie starting up. I can remember growing up and we then had the flax crop. it was oilseed and fiber crop. We had processers in South Dakota until the mid 80's . The corn and soybeans started takeing more acres and the flax crops moved further north. The company that had the processing plant near Watertown SD sold it's operation to a Canadian company and flax is rarely seen anywhere around here any longer
Hopefully Hemp will take off and give another option for farmers here as well.
Flax is what lin-en (and canvas) is made from. And lin-seed oil is made from its seeds. Linseed oil is the base of oil-based paint (which replaced tempura,) and canvas replaced wooden panels as a surface upon which to apply it.
That’s a busy woman. If her workers can keep up w her they’ll set the world afire w this industry.
Been waiting 4 this for years…hopefully will happen my side of the border.Am looking fwd to see the growing and harvesting.
Thnx guys..
Thank you for this video. I learned so much about hemp from your knowledgeable guide and I can see now how forward thinking you are on your farm, Tony. Please make the follow up video when this plant is operational so we can see the whole process. Very cool stuff.
That one little thing,,, it was a crutial component in winning WWII…
Great video. Thank you for sharing with the world that Montanans are the best and this truly is the last best place. God bless you and all fellow human beings around the world.
Thanks Tony! A great tour of the mill that I have been waiting to see. Hope your farm continues to utilize the opportunity to grow this beneficial crop not only for ROI but reduces pesticide use, its control on weeds, and soil health. Hope the company has a good fire protection system for the yard. Thanks again. 🍁👍😎 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-37TJ-gS6Ss
Very interesting topic and walk thru. Looking forward to seeing it in action.
Thanks. Good news is so hard to come by these days.
That young lady is very impressive. You go girl..
Very cool process
Great video very informative.