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As we head into the final weeks of 2025, the biggest threat to hemp is not coming only from the states. In Washington, several lawmakers are still pushing for federal language that would ban most hemp-derived products nationwide.

This week brings several updates on federal and state policy involving farm legislation, hemp regulation, cannabis laws, and THC oversight.

The hemp industry faces its greatest existential threat since prohibition. Hidden within the FY2026 Agriculture Appropriations Bill lies language that could eliminate legal hemp products overnight—not through public debate, but through bureaucratic sleight of hand. This legislation threatens jobs, tax revenue, and consumer access to safe alternatives, all while benefiting corporate marijuana monopolies. Time is running out to act.

HB 328 may appear to protect youth, but hidden clauses threaten the very survival of North Carolina's hemp economy. From felony penalties to sky-high license fees, here’s what lawmakers aren’t telling you.

Texas lawmakers are proposing two bills—SB 3 and HB 28—that could severely limit the hemp industry. From banning most cannabinoids to criminalizing online sales, these measures threaten businesses and consumer access. Learn what’s at stake and how you can take action.

Hawaii's cannabis reform efforts hit a roadblock as the Senate rejects a proposal to increase possession limits from 3 grams to 15 grams. The decision sparks debate over fairness, practicality, and the state’s stance on meaningful cannabis policy reform.

The Florida House of Representatives has announced a Combined Workgroup on Hemp to navigate the complexities of hemp regulation. With multiple hemp-related bills expected this session, this workgroup could play a key role in shaping the industry's future. What do you think about this initiative? Join the conversation and share your thoughts!