Hemp Usage
Hemp Bioplastic
Need for change amidst all the chaos Human negligence and lack of care has plunged our world into darkness with little hope of it returning to its former glory. Every living thing on this planet is
The Hempville is an innovative American Hemp Company. We grow, process and develop products with industrial hemp. Our mission is to revitalize American farming and manufacturing by developing a circular economy around hemp. We supply hemp products as sustainable alternatives to consumers and manufacturers. Our services include hemp business consultation, product research and development. We work with sustainability driven organizations to achieve their environmental goals.
At The Hempville, our primary focus is driving innovation through hemp-based research and product development. We establish strategic partnerships with academic institutions, non-profits, and for-profit organizations to facilitate advanced testing and product formulation. Our ultimate objective is to foster a sustainable and robust marketplace for hemp.
Our advanced research and development systems allow us to push boundaries and explore new horizions in the world of hemp technology. We are proudly leading the foray into the untapped potential of hemp in industrial applications, construction, consumer products, and energy efficient building systems.
We promote and strive towards a culture of eco-friendly industrial and consumer practices, and bring the world together through the revolutionizing force of Hemp's limitless potential.
Need for change amidst all the chaos Human negligence and lack of care has plunged our world into darkness with little hope of it returning to its former glory. Every living thing on this planet is
Hemp seed oil- there has been a buzz about this magic oil but what is it? Hemp basically belongs to the cannabis sativa family and comes under the class of non-drug varieties of it, hemp seed
Move over, cotton… There’s a new fiber in town! Hemp and cotton have long been cultivated by humans for relatively similar purposes: making fabric, apparel, and fibrous objects. Hemp, of course, is perceived better in the
