Minnesota Establishes State Hemp Program
Minnesota established its Industrial Hemp Development Act, creating a state-administered hemp program under the Department of Agriculture. The program authorized hemp cultivation, processing, and the sale of hemp-derived products within the state.
Following the 2018 federal Farm Bill, Minnesota created its own hemp regulatory program. The Minnesota Department of Agriculture began licensing hemp growers and processors, establishing testing requirements and regulatory oversight for the emerging industry.
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