i had a good laugh when i found this at my local grocery store
i had a good laugh when i found this at my local grocery store
Ginoberde, you can order a Finnish hemp seed from Vancouver Seed bank. They are very cheap. Takes 18-20 weeks to flower. The Finnish variety is a short quick variety that does not get over 4'. Unfortunately they cannot be shipped to the U.S. I would love to grow some for the CBD content. My son has ALS and needs CBD to stop the muscle spasms, but Dutch varieties of cannabis have most of the CBD bred out.
all about gmo's yo. monsanto can has all the foods?
http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=7529
http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=7529
gramsci.antonio said:
Either you work for the US government propaganda machine or you just dont know what youre talking about. Do yourself a favor and do some research. If you are quoting US government agencies, you definitely need some help. Hemp is the most versatile plant on this planet! There are over 50,000 uses for the Cannabis Sativa L. (hemp) plant and more uses being discovered all the time. The hemp plant has been used for over 5,000 years by many various cultures. Hemp can save the planet! Peace.
Puffin13 said:
Stop spitting shit man. I posted data and infos and medicals link, you just barked something without ANY evidence to support you.
GET MO said:
Sugar beets are TIMES more efficent than hemp to produce car fuel.
Yet their cultivation determined a collapse on the food global system, because there's not enough energy/space to grow everything is needed.
Sheriff Bart said:
They don't even list magic mushrooms or MDMA!!!
it's normal not to find drugs on a federal database....
Anyhow, speaking about healthy diet to produce healthy cells, human works at best with a diet 50:25:25=carbo
roteins:fat, with a moderate physical activity. That's not hemp seeds ratio.
gramsci.antonio said:
I give you references to check your facts and you call them "propagandistic books"!? Have you read them? I didnt think so. These books are written by experts in their field. Are you an expert in the cannabis field? I didnt think so! Do you only believe what governments tell you?
I understand there is not much of a cannabis culture in Italy but that is no excuse.
How is legalizing hemp a Trojan horse for recreational use!? Do you think you can smoke hemp to get high too? LOL
Do you also think there is something wrong with consuming cannabis recreationally? I don’t!
I hope and pray that you need the benefits of Cannabis (hemp or mmj) medicinally, one day, and then maybe you will begin to realize the value of this wonder plant, in it's many forms.
The only thing I agree with you about is in your signature: “Everything above this sentence is a lie.” Peace.
Puffin13 said:
I give you references to check your facts and you call them "propagandistic books"!? Have you read them?
yes i did
expert in cannabis field? Just because they are stoner?
Lol i'm the CEO of cannabis then
We were the biggest hemp producer, right after URSS, we used to produce WAY more than the states. Back then.
It's called social acceptation, or moral normalization.
Check some book about social behaviour, if you can read.
I do, but that's my opinion.
But i DO belive that cannabis is quite useful, but not in ALL the way quoted by the books of before.
Why people has to be so arrogant on american forums?
Oh yes i remember, USA don't have a working education system...
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As a whole the hemp plant has the potential to change almost everything in the world for the better but goverments and corporations resist change because change means loss of control and profits.
As a fuel, yes there are better plants that produce more fuel/acre, and yes the mass planting of those plants for that very purpose did put unnessicary pressure on the worlds food supply.Thing is hemp grows almost anywhere and you don't need to use up your valuable food growing land to use it to produce fuel.If you factor in the land area that is unsuitable for traditional intensive agricultural purposes and use it for hemp production.The area of land availible for intensive agriculture processes is far less than the area of land the world over that is capable of growing hemp.I think on a whole it is therefore far more efficient and a better choice than aforementioned beets, because as Gramsci said there isn't enough space to grow everything that is needed, true for beets....less true for the versatile hemp plant.So in the end you get your fuel and you get to eat (it) too, win win in my books.
As a food yeah it's good too, not perfect but good enough to supplement the diet with, and we would still have our valubale food producing land so any food produced from it is again a win win situation.
As a fiber, good again pulp/paper production is far superior to using trees that take 40-60 years to grow to size worthy of harvest, factor in how many times the paper can be recycled (7 verus 1 for traditional paper) and it becomes apparent that it's almost a crime to cut down trees for paper.As clothing it's fiber is stronger and longer lasting and newer hemp clothing is harder and harder to tell from cotton both in the way it wears and feels.In addition the land used for cotton could then be used to produce food.So thats winx7+win+bonus win.
I'm barely scratching the surface when it's comes to hemp uses , but just add up what I mentioned and it soon becomes apparent that this plant truly has the potential to save the world, makes a pretty good carbon sink on top of all that too.
GMO foods? don't trust them myself, I think they are dangerous because I don't think the people playing around with it have anything but short term profits on their minds.Who really knows how blending DNA from the animal kingdom with plants is going to work out in the end?I don't and I can pretty much guarantee the corporations involved don't know either.It seems my goverment has made the choice for me though as GMO foods in my country don't have to say there are GMO, because the corporations knew that if they had to label it they would have a harder time selling it, all about dollars in the end.
As a fuel, yes there are better plants that produce more fuel/acre, and yes the mass planting of those plants for that very purpose did put unnessicary pressure on the worlds food supply.Thing is hemp grows almost anywhere and you don't need to use up your valuable food growing land to use it to produce fuel.If you factor in the land area that is unsuitable for traditional intensive agricultural purposes and use it for hemp production.The area of land availible for intensive agriculture processes is far less than the area of land the world over that is capable of growing hemp.I think on a whole it is therefore far more efficient and a better choice than aforementioned beets, because as Gramsci said there isn't enough space to grow everything that is needed, true for beets....less true for the versatile hemp plant.So in the end you get your fuel and you get to eat (it) too, win win in my books.
As a food yeah it's good too, not perfect but good enough to supplement the diet with, and we would still have our valubale food producing land so any food produced from it is again a win win situation.
As a fiber, good again pulp/paper production is far superior to using trees that take 40-60 years to grow to size worthy of harvest, factor in how many times the paper can be recycled (7 verus 1 for traditional paper) and it becomes apparent that it's almost a crime to cut down trees for paper.As clothing it's fiber is stronger and longer lasting and newer hemp clothing is harder and harder to tell from cotton both in the way it wears and feels.In addition the land used for cotton could then be used to produce food.So thats winx7+win+bonus win.
I'm barely scratching the surface when it's comes to hemp uses , but just add up what I mentioned and it soon becomes apparent that this plant truly has the potential to save the world, makes a pretty good carbon sink on top of all that too.
GMO foods? don't trust them myself, I think they are dangerous because I don't think the people playing around with it have anything but short term profits on their minds.Who really knows how blending DNA from the animal kingdom with plants is going to work out in the end?I don't and I can pretty much guarantee the corporations involved don't know either.It seems my goverment has made the choice for me though as GMO foods in my country don't have to say there are GMO, because the corporations knew that if they had to label it they would have a harder time selling it, all about dollars in the end.
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The Archivist said:
I'm glad finally someone argued me without being offensive. I was starting to think that dialouge wasn't a vice affecting american forums.
I'll be glad to answer to you later, actually i'm going to the library to study... anyhow i yet tell ya i disagree with you!
gramsci.antonio said:anyhow i yet tell ya i disagree with you!
Imagine that. Since you seem to be totally brainwashed and are anti-anything cannabis related, it brings up the question: Why are you even here on this cannabis forum!?! Just to tell lies? There are Drug War forums for that. SHALOM
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gramsci.antonio...[/QUOTE said:seems like yougotta answer for everything
GOOD. i love it we need ALL the experience we can get before the power goes off...
my only question then would be: can the VERSATILITY of the hemp plant being a "cure all crop" be a virtue in proper circumstances.
beets are great fuel but may not make good fiber, but cannabis does it ALL.
and it is vigorous.
i am not suggesting we grow one crop, i just appreciate the abillity of the industrial use of the plant can EASILY shift to support another struggling industry, like food. then fuel, then consumption, all part of our naturally derived living diet.
All this stuff is important and connected, one way or another we all are.
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