Bringing it Home | Full Hemp Documentary
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- BRINGING IT HOME is an award-winning documentary film originally released in 2013 when hemp was illegal to farm in the U.S.A. The film tells the story of hemp's past, present and future through animation and interviews with global hemp industry leaders. With the passage of the 2018 Farm Bill, hemp is now legal to grow in almost all states (with a license) but education is still needed to advance and support hemp’s potential as a multi-billion dollar crop that could create jobs, make 1,000’s of sustainable, healthy products, offer solutions for climate change, malnutrition, polluted soils and toxic building conditions. Watching BRINGING IT HOME is still a great way to learn more about this amazing plant and the possibilities of a greener future for people and our planet.
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Thanks for opening my eyes and the U.S. politicians eyes to the benefits of hemp for our planet, our economy, and human health!
Great film, needs more amplification so more people can be enlightened
Thank you for sharing information and it is beautiful documentary also.
Thank you for this wonderful knowledge!
washington and jefferson ive read would swap seeds and cutting for hemp and it is fact that washington wrote in his diary about seperating the males from the females which proves that he he grew high thc cannabis as well i sure to smoke in a pipe ,and apparently lincoln said his three favorite things to do were to sit on his porch in his wooden rocking chair smoke he called it indian hemp im sure high thc cannabis and to play his harmonica
One of the best Documentaries ever 👏 absolutely loved this!
Thank you Eva! We hope you'll share the film link with friends and family and like our channel. Hoping to add more good hemp industry developments in 2021
Thank you
The jokes on the Hemp crete house were actually funny hahaha
Awesome
I wonder how many vaccines this little girl had in her first 12 months of life.
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i was fully on board until the 'if you can't pronounce it you shouldn't eat it' thing, which is really frustrating to anyone with even a smattering of chemistry knowledge - can you pronounce octadecatrienoic acid - because it's one of the ingredients in a cherry - also saying that babies are born with hundreds of chemicals in their bloodstreams is misleading to say the least - if there were no chemicals there'd be no baby - you gotta be more specific and say that organophosphates or petrochemicals are excessively present, but just saying chemicals is pointless - even using the word organic to describe food that is free of organophosphates doesn't work, because botulinum is organic but it's as deadly as a bite from an equally organic rattlesnake
I’m confused it is legal to grow hemp in the United States. One thing is for sure we will rule this and America will be a major powerhouse in hemp.. say no to Chinese hemp.. Buy American
Yes, hemp is legal to grow with a permit issued by individual state Ag depts. to growers.
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Orange man bad!
Wow thank you so much for sharing this, and all your words of wisdom... I'm actually sat here watching, thinking I reeeaaaally wish I'd watched/known all this years ago or at least before I had kids 🙈 what an incredible plant, I was absolutely fascinated by this documentary... Thank you 💖
I'd like to see those hemp products packaged in hemp.
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Aw! I love that you put this up for everyone to see. WAs so lucky to meet y'all in D.C. YEAY!
My problem is that squirrels got into my attic and they love the stuff in the winter months.
I work at a CBD only shop called The House of Hemp here in south Texas. Thank you for re-reminding me of all the potential hemp has. I needed that confidence boost into this new year.
Thank you so much Tim! We all can support a diversified hemp industry for healthier people and planet. Please share the film with your friends and customers!
@@bringinghemphome Definitely shared with friends, family and customers.
Loving it, living it, loving it. I see the hemp industry becoming what the plastics and textiles industries should have been, but much, much more
47:04 "If you have something hemp to wear..." *this is why I do what I do! Hemp Womenswear, made in the USA. Hemp Classic Shell for women is my first offering, many more being developed. Many thanks to the brave fore-runners who made it possible for small business owners like me to have success with a hemp-based product!
In the beginning, it says "As of 2020, 46 states have legalized hemp cultivation for commercial use, research, or pilot programs."
I thought the 2018 Farm Bill legalized hemp cultivation in all 50 states? I'm confused.....
The first few minutes explains the legalization of hemp in 2018 since the film was released in 2013.
@@springchickena1 The first several minutes explains the film was released in 2014. The intent of the re-release is to help educate about other hemp products and support growing hemp for fiber and food use.
Not all 50 states have passed legislation for growing in their state at the beginning of 2020 per Eric Steenstra of Vote Hemp. He wrote us "We don’t give New Hampshire credit since they have only a research bill and never implemented it. We say 46 states. "
simple concept basic logic if life is not free why the hell would death be any cheaper it's not. So the question one may wonder is the spiritual cost to one's own soul and spirit for having lived and died to the lowest standards of quality for so many years now global pollution has diminished the quality of life to the point where today's people are living, dying and yielding the worst spiritual kickback that has ever been manifested since the beginning of life only getting worse. The polar opposite extreme to that is today's people should be living and dying to the highest standards of quality which would make each and every moment physically, mentally, financially and spiritually beneficial. S.R.F.
Hemp is truly an amazing plant!
Very compelling documentary. Thank you for sharing.
Hi, I would be incredibly interested if you would be able to highlight the draw backs of hemp on any level? Obviously you are for it and I agree it is an amazing material that should be used more, what are the reasons it isn’t? Or is it predominantly political issues combined with the lack of profit and lobbying around it. Either on a local level or a global scale, what are the major draw backs/counter arguments to hemp? Because I pretty much can’t see any!
We don't believe there are any drawbacks to industrial hemp, it can provide healthy products and solutions for many of the significant issues facing humankind (housing, food, clothing, etc.) and environmental problems (contaminated soils, plastic pollution, toxic chemicals, polluted waters, etc.) There is a tremendous amount of potential for market growth, but it must be supported and invested in by both industries, consumers and government. At this point, it's only been legal in USA for two years, and in time we hope the building, textile, nanotechnology and food sectors will grow to offer farmers the opportunity to grow for uses other than CBD.
@@bringinghemphomeAnd here we are three yrs later deriving other compounds from the legal hemp(D8,D10) allowing people the benefits of cannabis in states where it isn't legal to use cannabis products.
Is it legal to grow hemp now in California, finally?
Thanks to all who joined us for the Premiere Live Stream and Q&A tonight. We're excited to share the film and bonus interview footage from our hemp industry experts in the documentary. We'll be adding new interviews and hemp stories from the Carolinas to our channel. Thank you for subscribing!
The most advanced ancient Royal elite super superior ancient civilized nations. Made sure all their loyal subjects were able to live and die to the highest standards of quality that were available during that time. and they can do this without anyone overstepping their boundaries. Because the end result of such a lifestyle. Is constant consisting physical mental financial spiritual progress occurring within each and every moment of life. That Level of care to oneself and others results in a truly positive force that is self perpetuating continuously.
We're excited to have renowned hemp industry experts join us for this live stream premiere party and real time Q&A chat with John Roulac, Nutiva & RE Botanicals founder; Anndrea Hermann, HIA and The Ridge Cannabis Consulting; Eric Steenstra, Vote Hemp; Stephanie Trippe, Hemp Fashion Designer and Anthony Brenner, designer of the nation's 1st hemp home in Asheville NC!
I am commenting as I am watching, and how Majiuana is depicted as the criminal cousin is not fair...