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Through human history, we formed a permanent symbiosis, as we cultivated more and more of these plants in concurrence with our development, as we learned to utilize them for numerous and ever-multiplying applications.
We have advanced the utility of the entire hemp plant from stalk used for bast fibers or shives for production of things like rope and clothing, or for leaves and flowers to be extracted or blended for herbal remedy effects, and even for seeds for grinding into hemp flour for baking.
The 2014 Farm Bill signed in by Barack Obama allowed Colorado residents to start applying for a hemp license from the Department of Agriculture. The 2018 Farm bill signed in by Donald Trump ended the misguided political stalemate that began when the 1970 Controlled Substances Act mischaracterized and disingenuously defined “Cannabis” as Federally illegal with no exclusion of or allusion to industrial hemp as a non-controlled, non-psychoactive crop. As is commonplace in Washington D.C., undoing an oversight over social prejudice means reshaping precedence. It has taken time and patience for the ‘view through the trees’ to become clear to the majority of lawmakers. Alas, the days of scapegoating hemp appear to be numbered, and the industry is gaining acceptance and enthusiasm on a mass-scale once more.
As of 2021, hemp has become less of a derivative political weapon, especially among Western governments. The modern United States is experiencing a cannabis renaissance of sorts, and hemp, in particular, has again infiltrated our consumer culture. The understanding of our bodily need for dietary supplementation of Cannabinoids is becoming clear. Our hemp extract is being used to make consumable CBD products. Emerging products like CBG oil and full-spectrum CBD skincare line are resulting from breakthroughs in our understanding of the formulation and cannabinoid concentration.
Characteristic differences also exist between marijuana and hemp. Cultivation and method of harvesting are significant examples. In a grow operation, male hemp plants are typically tolerated while marijuana males are not. Female marijuana plants produce no seeds and yield higher concentrations of THC. Hemp plants predominantly cultivated outdoors, in the elements, unlike the scaling a marijuana plant grows, which is typically better attempted in greenhouses or controlled indoor facilities.
Hemp is cannabis and it shares marijuana’s characteristic vulnerabilities to most of the same common microbes, insects, diseases, and animals. Marijuana requires a more-controlled environment with more space to mature and grow than hemp does. On average, marijuana can be planted in a density of 1 plant every 4 square feet, while hemp can be cultivated as densely as 40-60 plants in the same amount of space. Farmers and cultivators employ techniques like crop rotation to account for the differences in space needed to yield a maximum harvest.
Hemp’s propensity to yield significant harvests in outdoor conditions means it is considered less “high-maintenance” than indoor marijuana. It better resists mold and other microbial species and has fewer tendencies to hermaphrodite overstrain from environmental changes, also.
Hemp goes through a variety of steps to become a finished product. They’re many different types of extraction methods to produce the cannabinoids we’re looking for or to remove i.e THC.
Steve’s Goods had a successful hemp harvest in 2020, and we used Ethanol to extract our hemp. A process that is called remediation to collect all the ethanol, and only leaves a raw hemp extract. Is further refined in a winterization process and then can be used in the winterized hemp extract for products like our Relief Balm. Furthermore, we move the winterized hemp extract to distillation to make our full spectrum hemp distillate for products like our CBD Hemp Oils. Continuing down the extraction train, you will find yourself at a THC remediation lab where we remove the THC from the Full Spectrum Hemp Distillate, leaving us with a well crafted broad spectrum hemp distillate that is CBD, and CBG. This makes our CBG Oil. Recommend trying our new Maui Pineapple CBG Oil.
Hemp Seeds –
The most common use of hemp seeds is in planting for the cultivation of a hemp crop. Many people eat unprocessed seeds as a supplemental food additive.
When seeds are processed, that typically means that they have been ground into powder for a purpose. People most commonly consume hemp seed powder as a form of alternative flour in baking and cooking.
Hemp Stalks –
Hemp stalks have always been in demand and for a variety of common uses. We may be part of a future in which hemp fibers from stalks become the most versatile component of the plant itself. the fibers and hemp stocks have traditionally been utilized to make rope.
In a variety of different cultures and civilizations, humans have even utilized hemp stalks in construction materials. Ships used to be waterproofed by hammering hemp fibers in between boards for a tight and waterproofed seal.
Today humans are still constructing and building with materials from wild hemp branches. Hempcrete, a concrete alternative, is rapidly expanding and growing and demand as a renewable building material.
Hemp Flower (buds) –
t’s no secret cannabis plants have the reputation they do politically today because of the fact that their buds are (mostly) smokable.
This application and use are probably single-handedly responsible for the mischaracterization and misclassification of all cannabis plants as nuisance drugs despite the numerous other ways for which the plants are used in demand.
Hemp flower can be smoked, just like marijuana. The difference is that smoking hemp flower in order to experience a psychoactive “high” is much more difficult to accomplish than doing so with marijuana as the THC content in hemp is minor compared to CBD, its major cannabinoid.
Most hemp smokers would tell you of a different reason for consuming it than a goal of getting high because of how much one would have to smoke to garner even a marginally similar psychoactive experience.
Steve’s Goods doesn’t offer smokable hemp flower because it is not a finished product. Most smokeable flower is dirty, and unless they are grown in a controlled indoor environment, it will have bugs, mold, and in our eyes not safe for consumption. This is why we extract all of our hemp to ensure our products are safe and shelf stable according to the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment.
At Steve’s Goods we work with the best seed breeders in Colorado to ensure our crop maximizes high potency of CBD, and CBG. We hold a hemp license for our farm by partnering with a local vegetable farmer who has been working in the hemp space since the 2014 farm bill. He is an expert in hemp farming, genetics, and has a lot of experience working with hemp testing labs.
In the future we will continue reinvesting into our farming operations until we can have our own barn, well (water is expensive), and buy important farming equipment.
A company making hempcrete won’t care about cannabinoids because he/she is after maximum fiber content from stalks. A company wanting flowers for smoking will likely care more about cannabinoid content and less about stalks and fibers, etc
The hemp industry is an ancient one that has been dormant in the US, up until recent years, due to political and societal stalemates over regulation and application. In 2021, hemp is expected to continue growing at an accelerated rate, in both number of participants and in production or service verticals. Steve’s Goods is a 4 year old Colorado hemp and CBD company that has been creating value for the industry since early in the cannabis renaissance. We are an industry leader in the manufacturing of CBD Concentrates, CBG Products, and Hemp Wholesale.

Industrial hemp is exploding globally as planting has multiplied thousands-fold over the years following 2018 and the leniency ushered in by the Farm Bill.
Today, there are well over a half million acres planted in the US, and that number is growing.
Steve’s Goods has been farming industrial hemp for 2 years now.
Hemp products manufacturing is the process of formulating and blending hemp, its extracts, its seeds, or some combination of the former, for consumption in a final product such as CBD tinctures or CBN Gummies we offer, or rope and hempcrete offered elsewhere in the industry.
This is the process of straining hemp using gas or solvent in order to collect a high-potency liquid crude (raw hemp sap) compound. This compound can be used manufacture products or it can be distilled down to a cannabinoids cocktail (distillate). From distillate, we can further extract individual cannabinoid isolates in various solitary states. Steve’s Goods has partnered with some of the top extraction labs in Colorado to process our hemp for us. We finish our products and offer them to a growing national fanbase, and we’re pretty thrilled ab out that.
Marketing hemp products can be a bit more challenging than growing or extracting hemp. Though the Farm Bill paved the way for the products, it did not resource US regulators with definitions, studies, or other precedence from which to operate, and so most traditional advertising platforms have been slow to offer help to the budding industry.
In addition to the marketing challenges mentioned previously, it is unclear as to the planned direction the industry will move, and that is greatly impacted by the next steps with regulators. To-date, the Feds haven’t done more than occasionally step-in and fine industry participants for what they “cannot do.” We have yet to hear much from oversight as to what we can do, and politics will dictate the pace at which that corrects (or not).
Steve’s Goods started growing hemp in 2020. Before that we purchased raw material directly from the extract labs to formulate our products. Back in 2018 we had to buy our hemp from the farm, and bring it to the extraction lab for processing. Now we grow our own hemp in Colorado to control our own products’ raw material. This allows us to have faster access to the hemp extracts we need to formulate the finished products you love….

This is a step in the right direction for our hemp wholesalers that are stuck being a CBD wholesaler. We can now make your hemp products faster, and more efficiently.
In 2021 we’re at it again to make sure we can keep having bulk raw material available for our wholesalers, and for our product formulations.
Hemp is high-yielding, fast-growing, sustainable, green, and multi-faceted, meaning there are a lot of buyers out there. Demand for hemp products is increasing and Steve’s Goods expects this to continue for some time. Demand for raw materials, however, has somewhat leveled-off, making many folks question whether it is worth it to grow, or whether the early days of planting hemp may have been the right time to enter the market.
Early in life (germination to infancy), hemp plants need more moisture and good soil to get growing. That is not to say hemp needs a climate with a ton of precipitation. Hemp can grow in areas with 20-30 annual inches of rain. Hemp does best in humid climates and mild average temperatures.
Depending on the genetics, the soil, the conditions, and other variables, as many as 20-40 hemp seeds can germinate inside of a 16 square foot area. Per acre, you can expect to be able to farm between 8000-12000 plants.
In our case, the answer took years, and not because we don’t know people… We do. It was mostly a bi-product of Steve being picky about the hemp OUR customers most need and demand. Our hemp is special, and that is because special things take time to perfect.
Absolutely. We do it. Minimal inputs, maximum yields. That’s always the plan until you have a hail storm take out a field, or an unexpected wind strip your late stage plants. Organic plants grow. Getting them out of the ground in time to make up for their less-robust characteristics is the challenge.
First-mover advantage has been spoken for. It’s getting competitive out there, and the main barrier to entry beyond market saturation is the still “up in the air” and “wait and see” attitude of the Federal government. We were there in the beginning, and we are grateful that is the case.
There are 114 cannabinoids in the industrial hemp family of Cannabis genetics. That is to say, we know of that many to date. Hemp is truly fascinating because of the amount we now know that we DON’T yet know. Alas, if you are curious about Cannabinoids and their applications, Steve and Steve’s Goods have made a career out of pursuit for answers and information, leading hemp education, and pushing for hemp acceptance. We hope these answers help.
Hemp cannabinoids are Cannabis cannabinoids. Hemp is cannabis. The main differences one might notice examining and testing hemp for a cannabinoid reading would likely be elevated levels of CBD (Cannabidiol) compared to marijuana plants likely to read higher in THC (Tetrahydrocannabinol).
This is the second-most concentrated cannabinoid in marijuana plants, and the first-most concentrated in hemp plants. CBD is sweeping the nation due to non-psychoactive effects and its potential applications as a supplement.
This is widely known as the “mother-of-all” cannabinoids. It is typically detected as a minor cannabinoid in hemp and marijuana cannabis plants, though hemp cultivators have made progress pushing major readings if grown with CBG yield in mind.
This is the psychoactive cannabinoid that is major in marijuana cannabis plants, while typically minor in hemp plants. It is known for producing the “high” effects that keep cannabis under a political and regulatory microscope, and is tested for potency to legally define cannabis as either hemp or marijuana.
This is a cannabinoid that occurs from degrading of Tetrahydrocannabinol or THC. It occurs in low readings in all cannabis plants, and is expensive and difficult to isolate for consumption and formulations. It is being studied more and more, and is said to be sedative to the human body.
Is a lesser-known cannabinoid that occurs most prominently in India’s cannabis genetics. It is non-psychoactive and its effects are the topic of a lot of current study.
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