In Vermont 2019 has become known as the Great Hemp Boom. It seems like everyone has a neighbor, friend, or relative who has tried growing hemp. I guess that makes the idea of knowing your farmer a pretty easy feat to accomplish. So, what else should you take into consideration when purchasing hemp products?
In my last blog post I stressed the importance of knowing the source of the hemp that went into the products you purchase. The next important step is harvesting and curing. At Northeast Kingdom Hemp we believe that harvesting by hand and drying naturally are both things that contribute to the quality of any finished product. We strive to preserve as many of the trichomes present on our hemp flower as possible. That is why we harvest our plants by hand and never use industrial dryers. We only grow as much hemp as we have the capacity to handle with care. We choose quality over quantity in every step of the process.
Speaking of process… in my next post I will share why you should care about the process used to extract the CBD in the products you purchase.
We are so thankful to the folks at Vermont Almanac for choosing to share our story. In this article, they did a great job of telling how our family has survived “The Great Hemp Boom”. It’s been a roller coaster adventure that we call living the hemp life! Learn about what makes our Vermont CBD
“Dexter was frantic. He was bouncing between my lap and my husband’s lap. He clawed at the floor – he was trying to get under the dashboard,” Dee explained. Dee, her husband, their three-year-old and poor Dexter were on what should have been a seven-hour trip to Vermont to have Thanksgiving with family. Dexter was
“25 years of working with thousands of patients had taken a toll on my hands, wrists and elbows”, said Dr. Gina Carucci, owner of Carucci Chiropractic and Holistic Health Center located in Rocky Hill, Connecticut. “I tried several CBD products from California and Colorado companies. Nothing helped. I was considering significantly reducing my practice hours”.
My family and I live in Vermont. We operate a hemp business here. Vermonters have a way of life in which we take an almost universal pride. At Northeast Kingdom Hemp, it is summed up in our motto, “Vermont-grown by Vermont’s own.” We like things to be made locally — as locally as possible. We
In the May 28, 2020 edition of Hemp Industry Daily ( https://hempindustrydaily.com/sizzling-cbd-pet-market-sees-soaring-sales-adoption-by-mainstream-brick-and-mortar-retailers/?utm_medium=email&utm_source=newsletter&utm_campaign=HEMP_20200528_Daily&elqTrackId=28F767CE971501E6193D727FDE2331C1&elq=5fc0c0c60eb647bda9a1585016ece56a&elqaid=3419&elqat=1&elqCampaignId=2446 you can read about the increased number of pet owners and veterinarians who are finding CBD helpful for their furry friends. We have written about CBD for pets before, but if you haven’t checked out our “Petstimonials” page https://nekhemp.com/petstamonials/ you can go there to see what
My family and I live in Vermont. We operate a hemp business here. Vermonters have a way of life in which we take an almost universal pride. At Northeast Kingdom Hemp, it is summed up in our motto, “Vermont-grown by Vermont’s own.” We like things to be made locally — as locally as possible. We
In Vermont 2019 has become known as the Great Hemp Boom. It seems like everyone has a neighbor, friend, or relative who has tried growing hemp. I guess that makes the idea of knowing your farmer a pretty easy feat to accomplish. So, what else should you take into consideration when purchasing hemp products? In my last blog
How Should You Choose a CBD Brand? Part One These days CBD products can be found almost everywhere. There are so many brands that have come onto the scene in a relatively short time that it is hard to keep up. There are those that have been around since the beginning, and new companies coming and going
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