Is homegrown hemp on the horizon for Pennsylvania Dutch Country?

 

→ Homegrown hemp on the horizon? – LancasterOnline

I bought some delicious peanut butter filled Hempzel brand hemp pretzels at Sonnewald Natural Foods in York County once and I was very satisfied with the product.

I hope that hemp makes a big comeback. What a great business development it would be to once again see fields of this amazing plant stretching off into the horizon.

Is legalization of marijuana far behind? Only time will tell.

If you’re interested in learning more about the history of hemp cultivation in Pennsylvania then Hempstone Heritage I : In Accordance with Their Wills by Les Stark is a book you should own.

Hempzels - Hemp Pretzels 

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