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Published on Dec 19, 2016
The Women Grow, Cultivating Cannabis Leadership Conference, in Portland, Oregon.
Panel Speakers: Claire Kaufmann, Jesce Horton, Erious Johnson, Jenny Diggles, and James Morris. Produced by Barry Heidt. His YouTube channel is AllCannabis Considered.tv.
Published on May 2, 2016
What does it take for women to succeed in the cannabis industry? Part 2, Part 1 here.
We talked to three respected women in Oregon cannabis, and learned a few things.
Confidence, a strong mind, passion and knowledge are key. Along with a healthy respect for the advocates and activists who got us here. Also, a deep and abiding love for the plant. When we focus away from her, things start to go awry, and they also become a lot less fun.
Big thanks to:
Samantha Montanaro, Prism House Pdx, Lindsey Corey, Dream Catcher Groves, and Kathryn Darby. SmuggleVision is sponsored by SmugglePDX.
Published on May 2, 2016
We talked to three respected women in Oregon cannabis, and learned a few things.
Confidence, a strong mind, passion and knowledge are key. Along with a healthy respect for the advocates and activists who got us here. Also, a deep and abiding love for the plant. When we focus away from her, things start to go awry, and they also become a lot less fun.
Bg thanks to:
Samantha Montanaro, Prism House Pdx, Lindsey Corey, Dream Catcher Groves, and
Kathryn Darby. SmuggleVision is sponsored by SmugglePDX.
Dr. Josh Axe
Today I am training on the benefits of hemp seeds and how to use them on a regular basis.
Just 3 tablespoons of hemp seeds contains 10 grams of protein and 3,000 mg of Omega-3 fatty acids.Hemp can be healthier than chia and flax and is one of nature’s #1 super foods.
Nutritional Profile of Hemp Seeds:
• Protein- 10 grams of protein
• Healthy fats- Omega-3 fatty acid in an ideal ratio for your body to help reduce inflammation
• Fiber- No regular carbs or sugar
• 50 % daily value of magnesium which helps to relax muscles and improve digestion
• 50% daily value of phosphorus
• 25% daily value of zinc
Benefits of Hemp Seeds:
• Supports fat loss & cleansing your colon
• Blood sugar issues or diabetes
• Increase muscle building and strengthen bones
• Issues with sleeping, depression or anxiety
Enjoy Seattle Hemp Fest 25th Anniversay (August 2016) comments from cannabis activism award winners, Joy Beckerman and Rick Steves sharing their cannabis leadership inspiration. Produced/Directed by Barry Heidt.
A 45 minute journey through time....Don E. Wirstshafter, curator of the Cannabis Museum in Athens, Ohio leads a virtual tour of the collection during a visit to Dockside Cannabis in Seattle. This is the story of 100+ years of mainstream Cannabis use in America and what happened after it's prohibition in the 1937. Produced by Barry Heidt.
Published on Apr 25, 2015
Video by: Barry Heidt
Production by: Brian ~The Red
Published on Nov 12, 2013
"I think the stakes are high for Oregon," Blumenauer told a group of industrial hemp supporters at a forum he organized in Portland Saturday.
The Portland Democrat, an outspoken advocate of industrial hemp, said momentum is building for the crop in Oregon and in other states. He pointed to a letter he received on Friday from Oregon's U.S. attorney, Amanda Marshall, as a positive step for hemp production in the state.
Interview with Oregon Farmer, Edgar Winters of the Oregon Agricultural Food and Rural Consortium (OAFRC) and author and hemp advocate Doug Fine.
Will Edgar the first hemp licensee in Oregon for industrial hemp be able to get seeds in the ground before times runs out to plant this spring? Maybe, but it will have to be through 7606 Federal Farm Bill provision which permits "agricultural pilot programs."
This is an old commodity, king of all plants, and we need to build the domestic seed stock and get things rolling and see positive results in terms of rural economic development. Produced by Barry Heidt.
Doug Fine at the Canadian Hemp Trade Alliance (CHTA) Dinner Presentation on the 19th of Nov 2014. Doug Fine is an author of Hemp Bound and journalist.
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