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Industrial hemp is here to stay in the United States. Its popularity is only increasing domestically and around the world as products derived from the hemp plant continue to be developed. Industrial hemp is a dual use crop. That means you can profit on the harvest of the grain alone, then harvest for the fiber and biomass of the plant later. That's icing on the cake and extra money in your pocket. If you are a farmer interested in getting into industrial hemp before the competition, apply today. 

Farmers partnered with Legacy Hemp will enjoy consulting from our team of agronomists, production managers, and expert farmers to allow your hemp crop to not only succeed, but prosper for years to come. If your a farmer with a passion for agriculture and a drive for exploring the challenge of a new crop, apply now!

The Most Successful Hemp Farming Applicants will:

• Be willing and able to plant more than 100  acres of hemp. We request at least 50 acres. 
• Have access to their own, drying and storage or be able to transport grain to one of our cleaning and processing centers.
• Have experience with a variety of crops
• Possess a standard grain drill for planting
• Understand the necessity of correct planting and harvest procedures (i.e. planting depth, etc.)
• Be willing to plant more than a "test" amount of acreage
• Be able to produce food grade grain for the conventional and/or organic food markets
• Qualify to apply or have already been accepted into your state's Industrial Hemp Pilot Program
• Be willing to ask questions or look for clarification on procedures

If you do not meet all of these bullet points, please still apply; we still may be able to work with you.

Before you apply:

It is important to note the distinction between the three varieties of hemp before sowing any seeds. This application is for farmers interested in growing hemp for grain and fiber only, not CBD. There is a lot of miscommunication within the hemp industry, many people assume CBD is found in hemp oil which is derived from the grain. However, CBD is NOT found in significant amounts in the grain, CBD comes from the flower material before the buds develop any seed (grain), but only from varieties of hemp that produce high concentrations of CBD. Hemp oil comes from the grain, so it does NOT contain marketable CBD concentrations unless the CBD was added to the oil. This application is for farmers that wish to grow food-grade grain and fiber varieties of hemp.

For more information on the different varieties of hemp, visit our hemp varieties page here.