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[Cob] Hemp hurdssusan.j.evans at att.net susan.j.evans at att.netThu Sep 18 23:23:45 CDT 2003
There are hemp hurds advertised for sale on http://www.hemptraders.com. They are in small quantities, but it is a US company. So perhaps there is some way to either grow your own or obtain them from the mills. I was also wondering about flax (linen). Good strong fiber! That is perfectly legal to grow. Sue Evans > Luanna, > Re: > > >.........I am very interested in using > >industrial hemp hurds. Does anyone know of a > >reasonable reliable source? Do other weeds really > >work as well? Sources for how to process them? > > > > My input is to say that NO, other weeds, would not work as well. Some > other fibrous plants may work well, but not just ANY. Hemp fiber is > very strong. > > I don't think the cob people are into processing their straw much, other > than possibly cutting it to an appropriate size. > > I forgot what the hemp hurds are, but if its just the left over stalk, I > should think that smashing it, shredding it and cutting it to size would > work. I doubt you can get the hurds in America though, for some stupid > political reason. You will probably have to import pre-processed > materials. > > I believe Canada is beginning to allow industrial hemp farming. > Darel > > > _______________________________________________ > Coblist mailing list > Coblist at deatech.com > http://www.deatech.com/mailman/listinfo/coblist
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