Posts in hempcrete
Austin, TX Hempcrete Home Under Construction

From afar, there’s little to suggest this worksite is not your typical build, but actually a first-of-its-kind project in Austin ... until you come closer and see the 400-pound bags of hemp hurd, sacks of lime powder, and a specialized hempcrete mixer.

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New Processor Expands South Dakota Fiber Hemp Industry

 Industrial hemp experts discussed opportunities in food, feed, farming, automotive and building materials at the South Dakota grand opening of the state's first industrial hemp processing center near Madison, SD in Lake County.

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Hemp Building: Looking Ahead for 2023

If hemp building products can shave off just a sliver of the annual $2.7 trillion U.S. building industry revenue, the industry can be brought to profitability and prices can lower to match those of conventional construction materials, advocates believe. 

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Hemp Building Trade Association Elects New Board

The trade association for hemp building in the United States announced a new slate of directors after members voted in an election that ended December 9.

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Fargo Mini-Homes Compare Hemp and ‘Conventional’ Builds

Twin houses built side-by-side on 10th Street in Fargo, ND, will compare the building and operational costs of hemp-lime insulation and “conventional” building, as well as the resilience and health environment in each type of building.

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Hemp Building Association Announces Elections, Call for Candidates

The US Hemp Building Association, the American trade association for the promotion of hemp building materials and construction, on Nov. 17 announced an upcoming election and call for candidates of its complete seven-member volunteer board of directors.

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Greenbuild Expo Welcomes Hemp Building Materials

Hemp-based construction companies have been knocking on the door of events like San Francisco’s Greenbuild Expo for years. But this year, three companies presented their products and networked with the many designers, builders, architects, engineers and city officials attending.

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