The Day the Ax Fell
Henry Ford’s Hemp Car Demonstration It was a chilly afternoon in Dearborn, Michigan, in the summer of 1941. War loomed overseas, steel was being rationed, and the American auto industry was adapting—or dying. But inside the grounds of the Ford...
The Legacy of Asa-no-ha
A Story Woven in Hemp and Tradition In ancient Japan, long before synthetic fibers and modern dyes, artisans drew inspiration from nature to craft meaning into every thread. Every design told a story and every material served a deeper purpose,...
History of Hemp in Chile
Hemp farming in Chile dates back to the Spanish Conquest, thriving due to ideal conditions. Its significance has decreased with synthetic alternatives, yet resurgence efforts are underway amidst legal challenges and market demand.
Hemp can save the world
The 1990’s protest slogan “Hemp can save the world” still echoes in the 21st century. Eventhough industrial Hemp is still illegal in many countries, true believers have been advocating the bright future for this diverse plant, also known as Cannabis...
