Recycling the past with hemp products

Hemp products Most would agree that plastics derived from hydrocarbons must be replaced with more sustainable products and hemp is a proven alternative.

Big Chief Hemp is looking at the options, hemp-based solutions to our packaging, especially for drinking fluid containers, and intends to investigate using hemp products as a replacement for plastic straws and other consumable products that are currently made with non-sustainable methodologies.

Hemp products Most would agree that plastics derived from hydrocarbons must be replaced with more sustainable products and hemp is a proven alternative.

Possesses’ qualities as a natural food supplement, CBD oil has so much to offer, increasing your therapeutic potential, and a natural way to support healthy living. This gentle product is non-psychoactive, and its cultivation has minimal impact on the environment. One of the Worlds oldest known crops is making a comeback!

This incredible plant can provide us with so much

Often as a replacement for environmentally harmful products –Industrial products

paper
rope
textiles
bags
clothing
foodstuffs
milk
cold-pressed oil
tea
herbal remedies
tinctures
creams
balms
topicals

We currently use industrial hemp for insulation and in-car manufacturing and carpet production.

We are looking forward to seeing hemp Biofuels run our cars, after all, that is what the original diesel engine was designed for.

In ancient Mesopotamia (today’s Iraq and Iran) clothing has been found; made of hemp, at ancient burial sites 10,000 years old. Hemp is a wonderful material, it is much stronger than cotton. The early American settlers span hemp to make clothing. The Ancient Chinese used hemp not only for clothing but also for shoes.

With the ease hemp grows, it could be the answer to our prayers.

Hempcrete: One recipe is; hemp shives, sand and lime. Bound these ingredients create a self-insulating, breathable and carbon-neutral material for building.

It is a Carbon neutral, alternative option for green construction.

Hemp paper was discovered in China 2000 years ago, it died out in Europe in the 1900s with the use of wood pulp.

As we need to grow so much hemp for Supplements, Seeds, Bio Diesel, Clothing, Cars, CO2 sequencing, Soil Cleaning Homes and Batteries;

We could use the whole plant and go back to using Sustainable Hemp paper?.

Or we could recreate the UK rag trade, creating cloth and jobs at the same time.

Bibles used to be made from hemp paper, we could use it now to make anything from writing paper to rizla papers. Feels as though we had many of the answers and we overshot the mark. Let’s go back to what worked. Romantic notions or pure Logic? You decide.