I have tons of educational material on Industrial hemp including videos such "Hemp for Victory", a film put out by the USDA in WWII when the government wanted farmers to grow hemp for the war effort, and "The Uses for Hemp" from England which includes the car built by Lotus with hemp, a farmer talking about how he grows it, a brewery built with hempcrete showing how hempcrete is made and much more.

I also have a slide show that is very educational about the plant, and past and present uses.

After the meeting I offered to show them to the Board of Commissioners at their leisure, any time, any place. they flat out refused.
They don't want to learn anything about it.

I am not sure they understand the difference between an ordinance and a resolution.

A resolution has no legal binding and can be passed on a whim, it changes no law and simply voices an opinion, they pass resolutions all of the time.

All the resolution would do is send a message to the state that this is something the state should consider doing.

It is not correct to say that hemp does not flower or that hemp is only the male plants. When growing hemp for seed you are growing the female plants and they have to flower or there is no seed. The "buds" from the industrial hemp plants wouldn't contain enough THC though to get a ladybug high.

It's time to grow hemp again in America. Like our ancestors did for thousands of years before this drastic and stupid experiment in prohibition of the most useful plant that God has put on the face of the earth.

Cannabis Sativa is refered to as both Hemp, and Marijuana and both have females. During WWII Hemp was grown everywhere when Manila was overtaken by the Japanese for its use as rope. I'm sure once this board looks it up in the text books, It'll get shot down. Nice try though.

There is no reason for the Federal government to stop the growing of hemp. It is because people confuse it with Marajuana. It is not the same thing.
We need the monetary support that growing hemp would be for our farmers.