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The National Cannabis and Hemp Advocacy Association (NCHAA) is excited to announce a groundbreaking achievement for the hemp industry: the tentative approval of Hemp Seed Meal (HSM) for use in the diets of laying hens. This landmark decision marks a significant milestone in sustainable agriculture and animal feed innovation.

North Carolina is at a crucial juncture in regulating THC limits for ingestible hemp products. House Bill 563 marks a significant step, proposing different THC thresholds for these products. The House version imposes a limit of 3mg per serving for delta-9, delta-7, delta-8, or delta-10 THC combined. However, the Senate's version is more balanced, allowing 25mg per serving for non-liquid ingestibles and 10mg per serving for liquid forms.

The North Carolina Healthy Alternatives Association (NCHAA) is proud to present a comprehensive overview of cannabidiol (CBD), a non-intoxicating cannabinoid found in both hemp and marijuana that has gained immense popularity for its potential therapeutic benefits.

It has become undeniably clear that New York authorities fail to distinguish between licensed hemp retailers, who sell compliant products, and stores that peddle illicit, unlicensed marijuana. This misunderstanding has led to lawful hemp retailers being ensnared in the state’s aggressive campaign against unlicensed marijuana sellers.

The North Carolina Healthy Alternatives Association (NCHAA) is spotlighting the rich and multifaceted history of hemp in America. This versatile plant, once a cornerstone for early colonists and Founding Fathers, faced significant challenges in the 20th century before its recent resurgence.

The North Carolina Healthy Alternatives Association (NCHAA) is spotlighting the urgent need for balanced and comprehensive regulation of hemp-derived cannabinoids like delta-8 THC.

The North Carolina Healthy Alternatives Association (NCHAA) is excited to spotlight the groundbreaking findings of a recent study on cannabigerol (CBG), an emerging cannabinoid that has shown significant promise in improving memory and reducing anxiety and stress.

The ban is set to take effect on September 1, pending necessary regulatory procedures. More importantly, a legal challenge to this extraordinary measure is anticipated. We aim to prevent this action from damaging Missouri's hemp industry and curbing economic opportunities for hemp farmers and small businesses.

At Carolina Healthy Alternatives Association (NCHAA), we are excited to share the findings of a groundbreaking study that explores the potential benefits of cannabis in helping individuals with substance misuse disorders reduce their opioid use and manage withdrawal symptoms.