Every part of the plant having a function after it’s harvested ​ The term “biomass” is commonly used in the agricultural industry to describe any parts of a plant that are not used for food, or other primary purposes. Hemp biomass has a variety of different meanings (depending on who you ask), but typically hemp biomass refers to everything but the flowers and seeds of a hemp plant, or byproducts after the plant has been used for particular purpose. 🌲🌲🌲 #hemp

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My grandfather was a careful gardener. He prepared the soil months in advance of planting season. He meticulously laid out the straight rows, scooped out the dirt, and placed every seed exactly where he wanted. When he finished, the dirt was mounded around the site of each buried seed to hold the correct amount of water and nourish the seedling as it grew. Because I watched my grandfather work with seed and soil for so many years, I’ve always been a little perplexed by the way the sower

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