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Letter to Editor – save a tree, choose hemp
By Hempology | July 2, 2007
Auburn Journal, CA
30 Jun 2007
HEMP PRODUCTS ARE CHEAP, GOOD FOR THE ENVIRONMENT
It has come to my attention that people haven’t recognized the importance of hemp, and how to use it in our daily life. I feel it could be a great new resource used in our society.
Hemp can take the role of trees, for instance, hemp paper could be used while trees could be built into houses. Hemp is harvested for its fibers made for hemp clothing, seeds, and hemp oil. With a relatively short growth cycle of 100-120 days, it is an efficient and economical crop for farmers to grow.
Hemp is among one of the most productive and useful plants known; also very safe. Hemp can be easily constructed to make paper, textiles, building materials, food, medicine, paint, detergent, varnish, oil, ink, and fuel. Unlike many crops, hemp can be grown in most locations and climates with only moderate water and fertilizer requirements. Where hemp is grown, it has become a valuable and environmentally friendly crop.
It’s obvious that it conserves trees and it’s easier to generate. Since hemp products are incredibly easy to make, the price of them is reasonably cheap. Now is the time to ask yourself, why haven’t I been using hemp products?
Think to yourself, it wouldn’t hurt if I used these products, would it? The answer is no. The use of these hemp items are beneficial and worth the wait.
Now I propose to the reader to start getting better educated about hemp and the wonders it can do for the society.
Emily Canterbury
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