Things you didn't know about Hemp
Hemp is becoming a huge crop that is responsible for the creation of a variety of different products, beyond the medicinal uses that the plant is typically known for.
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WHY DID THE DS MATRIX BAN HEMP?
1. One hectare of hemp produces as much oxygen as 25 hectares of forest. One hectare of hemp can produce as much paper as 4 hectares of wood. Hemp can be made into paper 8 times — wood can be made into paper 3 times.
2. Hemp grows in 4 months, the tree in 20-50 years.
3. Hemp cleanse radiation in the soil & air.
4. Hemp can be grown anywhere in the world & requires very little water. Hemp is able to defend against insects, without pesticides. If hemp textiles become widespread, the pesticide industry could disappear completely. Hemp makes better ropes, cords, bags, shoes, hats.
5. Cannabis & Hemp can treat 250 diseases such as rheumatism, heart, epilepsy, asthma, stomach, insomnia, psychology, spinal diseases, AIDS, cancer & now CONvid.
6. Hemp is a Superfood — the protein value of hemp seeds are very high & the two fatty acids in it are not found anywhere else in nature.
7. Hemp cost less to produce than matrix GMO soybeans.
8. Animals fed cannabis do not need hormone replacement & produces healthier & more nutritious animal food products.
9. All plastic products can be made from hemp & hemp plastic is very biodegradable.
10. Cars can be made from hemp & it is 10x stronger than steel.
11. Hemp can be used in construction of building & homes. It can also insulate buildings — more durable, cost efficient & flexible.
12. Soaps & cosmetics made with hemp do not contaminate water & has more health benefits & ZERO toxic chemicals.
Inventor Builds Plane Made Entirely From Hemp, Runs On Hemp Oil & 10x Stronger Than Steel...
Inventor Builds a Plane Made Entirely From Hemp, Runs On Hemp Oil & 10x Stronger Than Steel
From the Tesla Telegraph
What if we told you that cannabis could actually have you flying high? And I mean legitimately flying, not just your regular mowing the grass trips.
Well, a Canadian company has done just that, by creating a plane which is entirely made and powered by cannabis.
Cannabis company Hempearth has created the hemp-fuelled flight, which is made out of composite hemp fibres and said to 10 times stronger than steel.
The plane has a wing span of 36 feet and can fit one pilot and four passengers, thanks to its light-weight build.
But, it doesn’t stop there, in fact, far from it, because all of the interior walls, seats and pillows are all also made out of hemp too.
Hempearth’s CEO Derek Kesek believes that the hemp composite material which is being used to build the plane ‘could replace all fibreglass in aviation and many other industries.’
However, what is arguably the best thing about the aircraft, is the fact that it runs entirely from hemp oil, meaning it’s completely sustainable. Hemp is a completely environmentally friendly material, thanks to the fact it doesn’t require much water to grow and is nutritious to the soil it grows in.
Not only that, the hemp shell of the plane is a lot lighter in weight, and therefore requires a lot fuel to run, while also allowing for more weight to be carried on board, without it affecting the flight.
‘In addition to being one of the world’s healthiest, and most versatile plants on earth, hemp is pound for pound 10 times stronger than steel,’ Hempearth explains on its website.
This means that it can withstand a lot more weight before and breaks, and it can bend way further than metal. Great for Aviation.’
In comparison to the materials you would usually expect to see planes made out of, such as steel, hemp has next to no environmental impact.
Most importantly, hemp is an environmentally friendly material,’ the website continued.
Hemp requires way less water and land to grow than cotton and even puts nutrients back into the soil through a process called phytoremeditation.’
Considering that flight travel is one of the major contributors to carbon emissions speeding up the process of global warming, it’s a no brainer to make the actual building and running of the aircrafts more environmentally friendly.
It’s a win-win.
Sent to me by Steve Matthews from Swansea
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Hemp is a great material, but please don't compare it to steel for aircraft manufacture.
Planes are made of aluminum or some kind of fiber composite.
Replacing the currently used fibers (glass, carbon, Kevlar) with hemp fiber may or may not be a good idea, but it's not a huge part of the materials used in an aircraft.