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Hemp concrete has more uses than simply being a building material. Not only can it be used for construction by being mixed with lime to create a composite known as hempcrete, but the hemp plant, and therefore the hempcrete product, also sequester carbon from the atmosphere. The hemp product: Both the hemp plant and […]
Thanks for joining us and making your hempcrete block sample! Your hempcrete block needs to cure and dry. Please follow these instructions for success! First 24 hours: Remove lid from container and allow your block to start to dry. After 24 hours: Your block can be removed from the mold so it can breath and […]
Our newly built 52,000 sq ft Fiber facility sits on 10 acres adjacent to our Oilseed facility creating the nation’s first, true hemp processing campus. This site is purpose-built around a 5 ton-per-hour LAROCHE decortication line as well as cleaning, classifying, milling and packaging equipment to quickly and efficiently provide consistent supply of hemp materials.
The IND HEMP Oilseed food and feed facility is a state-of-the-art operation that processes raw hemp grain into numerous healthy ingredients. From food-grade hemp oil and hemp hearts to the hulls and meal used for feed, our licensed and inspected food grade facility has the capacity to support more than 10,000 acres of grain production […]
Fort Benton, Montana is home to IND HEMP’s two processing facilities: one dedicated to hemp seed, the other focused on hemp bast fiber. Each operation is purpose-built to provide hemp products across a variety of applications and industries, while providing farmers multiple revenue streams and contract production opportunities.
The outer sleeve of the stalk is the hemp bast fiber, with the inner woody core chipped to create hemp hurd. Both offer unique benefits, and are compatible with multiple manufacturing processes: Nonwovens, Injection molding, Bulk molding, Composites, Thermoforming & Spinning.
The physical separation and cleaning of these two parts is called decortication. The IND HEMP processing line is capable of handling 5 tons of raw stalk per hour.
Each hemp stalk is essentially composed of two distinctly different parts: an outer bast fiber sleeve (A) and an inner woody core (B).
Living on a farm or a ranch requires dedication and hard work. Repairs, caring for animals and fixing miscellaneous objects are just a few of the daily tasks of a rancher. The hemp plant offers many facets that can aid in these processes. Hemp seed oil, while containing several nutritional benefits, also doubles as […]
