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Because hemp is classified taxonomically as Cannabis sativa, Canada’s hemp production is regulated by Health Canada.

 

To grow hemp or manufacturer hemp products you must have a license. Health Canada's "Industrial Hemp Licensing Application Guide" is located online here.

 

Producers are only allowed to plant certified seed from Health Canada's List of Approved Cultivars.  There is no “common” seed.  Seed saving and the use of Common Seed are currently NOT allowed under current regulations.

The Hemp Production Guide was created to support those in the industry with industrial hemp production. Review or download your copy here: Hemp Production Guide

Please refer to CHTA's Enhanced LOAC which lists the approved cultivars AND their suppliers.  

 

Farmers and researchers are working on optimum crop rotations that would give hemp the best yields and promote healthy soil for the future. 

 

Check out the results of CHTA's ongoing National Hemp Variety Field Trials  and Post Harvest Management research projects.