brianlux said:

Thank you all for reviving the hemp thread!  So many problems can be solved by widespread hemp farming and production! 

Cannot wait to see the agricultural community really take off with this.  Trying to convince my land owning farming family members to get into it!

oftenreading said:

kce8 said:

Have you ever tried hemp bags? 
I don't know how it's called in English but it's like Pita bread or Kebab stuffed with strips of meat, salad and garlic sauce. 
The hemp food stalls have been on festivals around here for many years. It's so delicious you have to try it!

So, the hemp is in the bread-like product, or in the meat-like product? I’ve never seen this available. 

Yes the bread is made with hemp. It's really good. They also put some seeds on top of the sauce. 
I searched for pics but can't find one. 

I just found this in an (German) article about hemp. 

'Hemp is one of those foods that are characterized by their unusually high nutrient density and whose nutrients and nutrients are present in such a balanced form that they are also called superfoods. So superfoods are foods that can offer us a wide range of health benefits by eating small amounts. However, hemp is not only suitable as a food. Hemp is a renewable raw material for such diverse applications that it is rightly called a miracle plant.'

Interesting part of the article about America:

'Wonder plant hemp
Interestingly enough, in some American states in the 18th century it was still considered punishable to refuse to grow hemp. You could even pay your taxes with hemp. And in World War II those peasants and their sons were exempted from military service dedicated to hemp cultivation. Why was hemp so important and valuable back then?
From hemp an analgesic remedy was made. Hemp made fabrics and clothing. Hemp was used to produce ropes and ship ropes. From hemp paper was made (which protected the forests). Blessed artists such as van Gogh or Rembrandt created their works on hemp linen. Hemp oil was used to produce paints and varnishes.'