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By Composites Innovation Centre In 2017, 56 000 hectares of hemp and 420 000 hectares of flax were grown in Canada and as these crops are grown primarily for oil and seed, the remaining plant stalks are often considered waste. One potential use that the CIC has identified is to use the fibres from the residual stalks in composite products. |
By Alberta Agriculture and
Forestry February 1, 2018 The pending legalization of cannabis is boosting interest in growing industrial hemp. And it’s expected it will be easier to grow the crop in 2018 once a review of federal regulation on the use of chaff (leaves and flowers) and the licensing procedure is completed. |
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