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Although hemp has just found it's way into the main stream market, it remains one of oldest most useful plants in our worlds history. 50,000+ uses have already been found for this amazing plant. From CBD, CBG, CBN to paper, clothing, building materials, and more!  There is new cannabinoid research done each and every day.

With the recent emergence and acceptance of CBD in Americas culture, there has been a spike in the demand all across the country.  Also, with the recent findings that CBG can help in the battle of cancer, America is viewing this plant as medicine not a menace.  There are 111 other cannabinoids in the cannabis plant that still are being researched. Scientists are daily finding new ways to better our world with this amazing plant. Check out these awesome articles! 
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1772142/

Nationwide you can always count on Hidden Valley Hemp as your trusted source for industrial hemp.  Whether your needs are hemp seeds, hemp clones, hemp teens, hemp bio-mass, hemp craft flower, hemp distillate or consultation, we can help you bridge that gap.
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At Hidden Valley Hemp we have over 15 years in the cannabis industry and we breed or test all of our genetics in house.  Starting with quality tested genetics is the only way to have a successful crop. If a farmer starts with poor genetics, no matter the how experienced that farmer is,  it will be an unsuccessful harvest. Our farmers all agree that hemp will be the driving force for the future of agriculture, but it all starts with the genetics.  With our knowledge and experience we are confident in saying Hidden Valley Hemp is the best choice for your industrial hemp clones, seeds and all you hemp needs today.

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​Industrial Hemp Services 

Industrial hemp continues to revitalize agricultural areas throughout the country, as well as provide an alternative crop to support farming families nationwide. 

Unfortunately the current demand has left the market unbalanced.  Hidden Valley Hemp will be using our 100+ acres of greenhouse space to provide millions of high quality clones and seeds as well as thousands of pounds of biomass to the licensed industrial hemp farmers and brokers. 
 
When you choose us as your preferred source for industrial hemp products, you remain our top priority during the process of every transaction.  We have a team of individuals with the same goal, we want to see a hemp change the world.

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Do you have a hemp strain that you would love to have mass produced? With strict Intellectual Property Agreements you can feel safe that we will not let your genetics out to the public. Choose Hidden Valley Hemp for all of your Genetic Banking needs.

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fREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQS)

As the nation’s attitudes towards cannabis, hemp, and related products change, as well as laws, there also comes much confusion. We here at Hidden Valley Hemp always want you to have the answers you need most, leading to our FAQs.
Whether it’s your first time growing industrial hemp clones or you just need craft flower for your business, Hidden Valley Hemp can make this a reality. We guarantee you a smooth transaction and friendly staff ready to assist you with your next purchase of hemp seeds and products from our farm. Please do not hesitate to contact us with any questions you may have. We can also consult with you to help you acquire your hemp license. Please take a look at the FAQs below and let us get you growing!

What is Industrial Hemp?
Industrial hemp refers to cannabis plants containing less than 0.3% THC and doesn’t contain mind altering state for the user. It is not psychoactive and creates no negative side effects.   Unlike marijuanna, which is mainly intended for THC production, these plants prove more useful for medicine, rope, paper, clothing, there are over 50,000 uses and 1000's of more uses which many have yet to be discovered.

How Does Hemp Differ from Marijuana?
While the two different types of plant stem from the same source family, cannabis, industrial strains remain more like cousins. Marijuana strains, used primarily for recreational and medical use, marijuanna growers actively pursue higher amounts of THC for an improved personal “high.” On the mirror end of the spectrum, you find industrial hemp, which can contain less than 0.3% THC which won’t impair users. In short, the best comparison one can find for the two prove oranges versus lemons, citrus cousins with distinct differences. 

What is CBG?
Cannabigerol or CBG, as it's commonly referred to, works to fight inflammation, pain, nausea and works to slow the proliferation of cancer cells. Research has shown it also significantly reduces intraocular eye pressure caused by glaucoma. Strains high in CBG will be beneficial treating conditions such as inflammatory bowel disease, Crohn’s disease, and cancer.

What are CBD and THC?
Cannabidiol, or CBD, or for short, refers to the active healing compounds from the plant which do not contain psychoactive ingredients. Today, you can find this harmless, yet highly beneficial, ingredient in food and beverages, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, and everywhere in between.
THC, on the other hand, stands for chemical tetrahydrocannabinol, which is why everyone prefers to abbreviate it during a conversation. THC remains the psychoactive component that makes marijunna a “drug” when consumed recreationally, although many medical patients have prescriptions today. 
**Hidden Valley Hemp does not sell any plant that has not been tested and found to be below the threshold of 0.3% THC.

How Does CBD & THC Work?
The way these compounds activate within your body, albeit in different ways, stems from dedicated receptors in your brain. And surprisingly, cannabis remains only one plant that produces cannabidiols, with many other sources found in nature that we know.
Within your nervous system’s center for pain, you have receptors for a variety of different cannabinoids responsible for many functions. Sleep, your immune system, injury signals, and more types of systems rely on these chemicals all day from various sources.
THC impacts a different set of receptors, the endocannabinoid system, which also stays responsible for producing natural levels of dopamine. What that means in English is when people use recreational cannabis, their body gives them a sense of reward (“high”).
Industrial CBD hemp contains fewer than 0.3% THC, which proves trivial even when consuming as a drug, leaving it commercial. And although recreational cannabis strains contain higher levels of THC, it, too, still has some amounts of CBD as well.

Where is CBD Derived from the Hemp Plant?
Hemp plants bred specifically for creating CBD products and medicines likely harvest from the flowers, or “buds,” like recreational cannabis. Here, the vegetation contains the most amount of the preferred compounds in question, depending on which specific strains you discuss.
The safest, most reliable way to harvest CBD remains a solvent process that doesn’t make consumption toxic from chemical contamination. Usually, a food-safe alcohol gets applied to strip away all the CBD from the plant without damaging the end compound. 

Why Do People Use Hemp Extracts and CBD Oil?
Hemp extracts, which get taken from different parts of the plant and don’t contain CBD, make great dietary supplement products. CBD oil, on the other hand, remains a concentrated dose of cannabidiol relied on for its healing properties and benefits.
Although quality research still needs to take place, most people that use CBD and hemp in their diet report results. From treating mental illnesses and seizures to lowering blood pressure, and more, lots of reasons exist to try them yourself.
What are the Health Benefits & Uses of CBD Products?The primary regions that CBD activates in your mind refer to pain, responses, and inflammation, treating many different ailment types. From chronic pain to arthritis, asthma, and even mood enhancement remain thanks to CBD oil and other healing consumer products.

What Other Uses Exist for CBD Hemp Plants, Beyond Using an Oil?
Industrial hemp gets considered a renewable source because it grows and matures much faster than other agricultural plants like cotton. Every part of the hemp plant, from the roots to the leaves, even the unsprouted seeds, can safely get used.
On record, you can find at least 50,000 known uses for hemp plants, and that is for its fibers alone. And as people continue to order from Hidden Valley Hemp, you will only continue to see more uses before long.

What types of Products Get Made from CBD Oil?
CBD owes much of its popularity to how flexible it remains for virtually any preference or use for more people. Whether you like using it topically, or as a supplement, taking with food, and more, you have lots of options.

Oils & Tinctures
Oils can get administered via droplets, oral syringes, or another similar method, to deliver them directly to your mouth’s absorbent capillaries. Oils and tinctures prove the convenient and effective choice for those users who struggle with taking oral pills and capsules.

Creams & Lotions
Creams and lotions stay the preferred method of delivering CBD topically, usually for chronic pain management and injured, inflamed joints. You may also find topical prescription treatments used for some specific skin conditions, or to work alongside pharmaceutical drug uses.

Capsules & Pills
People who experience seizures, cancer, inflammation, anxiety and many other serious conditions often find capsules and pills that contain CBD oil as their reliable way of taking them.  High CBD and CBG capsules have proven invaluable in the fight against many diseases, and with the new emergence of medical testing this is only the beginning!

Edibles
Edibles refer to any food-based product used to administer CBD oil into your body, usually as baked goods or beverages. Among the most popular options for many people proves treated gummies, enjoyed both for their taste and ease of dosing.