About Us

Our Mission

“Industrial Hemp = Fiber + Grain + Hurd + Biomass”

For decades, confusion between industrial hemp (iHemp) and THC-rich cannabis has stifled innovation, policy progress, and farmer livelihoods. At UnitedHempGrowers.com, we’re on a mission to:

🔬 Clarify the Science

  • iHemp contains <0.3% THC and is genetically distinct from psychoactive cannabis. It’s bred for fiber, grain, and hurd—not intoxication.

📜 Advocate for Fair Policies

  • Push for regulations that recognize iHemp’s agricultural and economic value.

🌱 Empower Through Education

  • Provide farmers, policymakers, and buyers with unbiased resources.

Why iHemp Matters

🌿 Sustainability

  • Regenerates soil health.

  • Absorbs 15+ tons of CO2 per hectare.

  • Requires minimal pesticides.

💼 Economic Empowerment

  • Creates jobs in farming, processing, and green manufacturing worldwide.

  • Diversifies income with markets for fiber, grain, and hurd.

📜 Historical Legacy

  • Once used for sails, textiles, and ropes.

  • We’re reigniting its agricultural legacy.

Advocacy in Action

“The Science of Pollen: How iHemp Deters Illicit Cannabis”

  • 🌾 Cross-Pollination Defense
    iHemp pollen travels up to 30 miles, reducing nearby THC cannabis potency.

  • 💰 Economic Deterrent
    Low-THC cannabis has little black-market value.

  • 🌍 Environmental Stewardship
    iHemp farmers promote sustainable land use.

Debunking Myths

❌ “iHemp is Just Like Marijuana”

False. iHemp lacks psychoactive properties and is bred for industrial use.

❌ “iHemp Can’t Thrive in Harsh Climates”
Drought-resistant and cold-hardy varieties thrive globally.

❌ “iHemp Isn’t Profitable”
Revenue streams: fiber (1.50/lb),grain(0.80/lb), hurd ($0.30/lb).

iHemp’s Role in Climate Resilience & Rural Development

🌱 Carbon Farming
Rapid growth sequesters carbon efficiently.

🏡 Rural Revival
Processing hubs create localized economies.

🌾 Soil Savior
Deep roots prevent erosion; cleans toxins via phytoremediation.