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And isn't a September 2018 news story about HEMP, showing actual hemp being grown in NC when, someone keeps posting there's no hemp, is not relevant?
It's very recent facts and more relevant then a 2016 article that people keep posting with their predictions of HEMP's demise that have never come true?
Posted Sept 4th 2018, not June 2016 as some post on here daily.
More news coverage of Bruce and HEMP inc in NC.
This is by spectrum news Charlotte NC.
More proof there is hemp in NC.
https://www.youtube.com/embed/aGIGu8WuRa0
Yes, and hemp, assets, employees, actual real address, not a P.O. Box as their office head quarters.
Budweiser already has a brewery that makes hemp beer. It's called Redhook and the hemp beer is called Joint Effort Hemp Ale, why would Bud give up a revenue and asset generating company like Redhook for this scam?
Why would Budweiser invest in a scam hemp beer company with no assets or revenue?
To bad the people who are stuck at .08 in this scam, can't take advantage of this pop to get some of their money back.
What does this have to do with HEMP?
This isn't a scam beer company with no revenue or assets.
Mike Conaway joins Ken Buck at La Junta town hall to discuss 2018 farm bill
Congress is running out of time to solidify its 2018 farm bill. The bill has a hard deadline of September 30 because its predecessor, the Agriculture Act of 2014, is set to expire on the last day of September. At an agriculture town hall in La Junta, Colorado, Congressman Michael Conaway (R-TX) joined Congressman Ken Buck (R-CO) to tell rural Coloradans that he’s confident he and his colleagues will reach an agreement by the deadline.
The four principles leading the bill’s design include the chairmen and ranking members of the House and Senate’s agriculture committees respectively: Chairman Congressman Conaway and Ranking Member Congressman Collin Peterson (D-MN); and Chairman Senator Pat Roberts (R-KS) and Ranking Member Senator Debby Stabenow (D-MI).
“I’m driven to get this done on time,” Conaway said. That afternoon he had a scheduled flight to DC, where he’d be returning to continue to push for the bill’s completion.
“There’s a stunning amount of stress and anxiety in the production-agriculture world, rural America,” said Conaway. He referenced the 50% drop in net farm income across the last five years and noted there was no real relief for commodity prices on the horizon. “Bankruptcies are up 39%,” he said. “Suicides have increased among farm families, which really haunts me because of what’s going on.”
The pressure that multi-generational farmers are faced with dismayed Conaway. The congressman noted that family farms are typically resilient both in business and in family. But he also noted that the steep drop in farm income, plus the uncertainty that clouds the future in regard to the next farm bill, puts immense pressure on those farmers. “Well, my colleagues and I can get that off your backs,” he said.
Uncertainty of the future farm bill’s contents and future wages has indeed hung over farmers and ranchers. The 2018 farm bill suffered hiccups earlier this year. In May, the House failed to pass it.
Congressman Buck withheld his vote entirely then, as the conservative Freedom Caucus -- of which Buck is a member -- voted against that version of the bill. They did so because they didn’t get the concessions they needed on a separate and unrelated immigration bill that also faced pressure in the House at that time. When that immigration bill eventually failed, the House returned focus to the farm bill. It was passed from the House to the Senate on June 21.
Conaway said that the sooner the bill can be finalized in the Senate, the sooner that farmers would have an idea of what the next five years will look like for agriculture. “We can show you what it is, right, wrong, or different,” Conaway said. “Most folks would rather know what those next five years look like than to not know.”
On the contents of the farm bill, Conaway explained that his colleagues and himself are reconsidering how much enforcement of SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) is required, and that the main change to the House’s version of the farm bill was an aim to eliminate the CSP (Conservation Stewardship Program).
House Republicans faced harsh backlash for their approaches to SNAP in the farm bill’s first round of voting in May. When it eventually passed in June, the provisions they proposed for SNAP were still in place.
The House version of the bill mandates that recipients of SNAP between ages 18 and 59 must work part-time or enroll in 20 hours per week of workforce training; such programs are to be funded with a budget of one billion dollars.
Conaway said on Monday that “there should be a link of work with that social welfare program.” He pointed out that he wasn’t calling to apply these limitations to recipients of the program that are physically or mentally disabled, children, or passed the age of retirement.
“The last time we were at 4% unemployment, the SNAP rolls were $17 million,” said Conaway. “Today, SNAP rolls are $37,600,000. We’ve grown in population of the United States but we’ve not more than doubled the population,” he said.
What Conaway didn’t seem to account for was the adjustment of the average cost of living in the United States, or wage stagnation.
The last time national unemployment was at a rate of 4% was the year 2000. According to Conaway, SNAP rolls were 17 million dollars that same year. Eighteen years later, in 2018, they were over 39 million dollars. That given, there is an average increase of 3.7% in SNAP rolls every year.
This rate correlates to the average raise in rent costs through the same time period, which according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics averages out at 3.07% per year.
Meanwhile, average wage growth was mostly stagnant until 2009 after America began the slow recovery from its last recession. Even as the country found its footing, according to the Economic Policy Institute, for the last nine years the average year-over-year growth for private employees has been only 2.9%.
Basically, the discrepancy that Conaway pointed out -- the raised cost of SNAP rolls in 2018 compared to those of the year 2000 -- is not unusual. It correlates smoothly with the stagnant rate of wage growth and the ever-increasing cost of living.
Critics of the House’s proposed changes to SNAP have been adamant that the supposed workforce training programs referenced in the farm bill have not been tested, and that a budget of one billion dollars is woefully short of necessary resources.
“Nationwide, it’s estimated that we’ll need to add an additional 3 million slots to workforce training programs,” said Congresswoman Lisa Blunt Rochester (D-DE) in April. “With just a billion dollars of funding, that’s less than $30 per person per month -- that’s a drop in the bucket to provide workplace training to anyone.”
In regard to the Conservation Stewardship Program (CSP), Conaway’s personal opinion is that tax payers aren’t getting “their bang for their buck.” He didn’t provide further details as to how tax payers weren’t getting their money’s worth. According to the NRCS (National Resources Conservation Service), CSP is a voluntary program that encourages producers to address resource concerns by undertaking and managing conservation activities.
“Some of the original first contract CSP stuff does make sense and we’re going to try to transition that into EQIP [Environmental Quality Incentives Program],” Conaway said. In this version of the bill, current CSP contracts would not be abrogated and would carry out their natural terms.
Congressman Buck didn’t have much to say during the town hall. He thanked guests for attending, made his opening introduction for Congressman Michael Conaway, and moved to the side as Conaway addressed the audience. He did chime in to answer questions about COOL (Country of Origin Labeling) and to clear up questions regarding hemp farmers and banking.
HEMP's website is back up.
http://hempinc.com/
Mainly a dd lesson but, yes. lol!
So, it's obvious you still don't know the whole story.
Also, one of the Vanderwey brothers just passed away last month.
Keep digging, you're getting a bit warmer!
I will help you with your dd needs.
This link will show you the path to the truth you are desperately seeking. GLTU!
Yup, that’s hemp growing on Main Street
http://mailtribune.com/news/since-you-asked/yup-thats-hemp-growing-on-main-street
If you know that, then, you would know about Nicolass Vanderwey and others involved, right?
I can hardly wait for your really big Oregon news! lol!
GO $HEMP 2018 !!
It's not what I've been told, trust me I would know. I have property in Oregon and Washington.
And OBTW neither does Oregon.
Getting interesting huh?
It sure would be great if you could supply a link or any facts that supports you opinion.
I just might be interested in what you say, if you did.
GO $HEMP 2018 !!
We can hardly wait.
Will this be the new downfall of HEMP, as has been promised in years past?
Clarification on hemp ownership in OREGON coming too.
HEMP is currently posting their fin's on HEMP inc's website.
Due to the sec civil case against Bruce presently, the otc will not let HEMP up list fin's on their site until the sec issue is dealt with.
Here is a link that show's HEMP's majority partnership with JNV farms llc in Oregon.
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10215806929662649&set=pcb.10215806930262664&type=3&theater
This is there NC hemp processing facility, HEMP's main processing plant.
This link shows a first Friday of the month tour that HEMP has in NC and hopefully for the Oregon plant.
https://www.facebook.com/KingOfPot/videos/pcb.10215752827950140/10215752826190096/?type=3&theater
As of last quarters fin's, HEMP had just over 3.4 billion O/S.
This same thing happened a little over a month ago, a message showed HEMP's account was suspended.
It turned out that it was their web service they use for their website, it was down, that maybe the same issue this time, it happens.
GO $HEMP 2018 !!
Well this is sad.
Johannes Vanderwey: He is the brother of Nicolass Vanderwey, the owners of JNV farms llc Oregon and HEMP's partner.
November 22, 1964 -
August 22, 2018
Johannes (Yon) Vanderwey was born November 22, 1964 in Bakhuizen, Netherlands to Thea and Hank Vanderwey. He passed away at his Medford, Oregon home on August 22nd, 2018. Yon's parents immigrated to the US in 1966 when he was 2 years old. It was there, on a dairy farm in Idaho, that he was raised.
Yon had a passion for business and lived his life as a very successful entrepreneur. He had several ventures, including farms, a winery, an oil and gas company, a trucking business, a seed business, hurricane cleanup, and he even invented a board game Dairyopoly.
Yon's life may have been shorter than expected, but he packed it full of love, laughter, and adventure. Yon loved to be the center of attention, and his huge personality filled those around him with happiness and a sense of belonging. He enjoyed spending time with his family, traveling, and conducting business deals. He loved adventure and encouraged those around him to enjoy life to its very fullest. He lived a life on the edge and could often be found causing trouble with his twin brother Nico.
Yon was also known as the chief Vanderwey family mediator. He had the biggest heart and cared deeply for his family and friends. He is survived by his wife Panpailin, his five children; Thea, Alissa, Tianna, Hans, and Sarah, his two grandchildren; Bridger and River, his mother; Thea, and his four siblings; Laney, Nico, Marianne, and Henry. He was preceded in death by his father Hank.
The funeral will be held at 11am on Wednesday, August 29 at St. Mary's Catholic Parish in Mt. Angel, Oregon. A reception will follow. Memorial contributions may be made to the Northwest Autism Foundation, 519 15th St. Oregon City, OR 97045.
Can you explain these 3 statements made by you?
There are no license's issued by OREGON for that farm, that location or that Individual.
Rather the JNV FARMS in Tualatin Oregon about 300 miles north of MEDFORD and run by different family do have a license.
So how can an unlicensed operation in MEDFORD who did the deal with HEMP inc possibly own those plants?
Rather the JNV FARMS in Tualatin Oregon about 300 miles north of MEDFORD and run by different family do have a license.
Oregon .gov
Search Active Registrations or Licenses
Searched For:
Name: JNV LLC
License Type: ALL CID LICENSES
Results 1 - 3 of 3
Name
Mailing City
Mailing County or Country Doing Business As
Location City
Location County License Description
Status/Expiration
JNV FARMS LLC
TUALATIN OR 97062
Washington JNV FARMS LLC
TUALATIN OR 97062
Washington Agricultural Hemp Seed Registration
Active 12/31/2018
JNV FARMS LLC
TUALATIN OR 97062
Washington JNV FARMS LLC
TUALATIN OR 97062
Washington Industrial Hemp Grower Registration
Active 12/31/2018
JNV FARMS LLC
TUALATIN OR 97062
Washington JNV FARMS LLC
TUALATIN OR 97062
Washington Industrial Hemp Handler Registration
Active 12/31/2018
Results 1 - 3 of 3
Date Retrieved: 9/14/18
Other listed members are Johannes Vanderwey and Nicolaas Vanderwey of Wilsonville.
Eighth-generation farmer Nicolass Vanderwey will serve as the President and CEO of LPC. Hemp, Inc. will designate the CFO of LPC.
No confusion on my part.
Now, this appears to be a confused post.
There are no license's issued by OREGON for that farm, that location or that Individual.
Rather the JNV FARMS in Tualatin Oregon about 300 miles north of MEDFORD and run by different family do have a license.
So how can an unlicensed operation in MEDFORD who did the deal with HEMP inc possibly own those plants?
Thanks for the link!
IMO, I see a tobacco company buying HEMP out, once hemp is legal of course.
GO $HEMP 2018 !!
Yes, I always have links for what I state on here, no opinions, just facts!
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=143568436
HEMP is the majority holder.
Yes, you need a business license to operate a buisness in Oregon, you need to register with Oregon dept of Ag to grow, handle, process hemp!
Also, the JNV llc is a real company growing hemp in Oregon and isn't a separate business owned by others, as has been stated on here, twice now!
GO $HEMP 2018 !!
They do not need a business license to grow Hemp. They need to register with the dept of AG.
REGISTRATION
SECTION 2. ORS 571.305 is amended to read:
571.305. [(1) Industrial hemp production and possession,
and commerce in industrial hemp commodities
and products, are authorized in this state.
Industrial hemp is an agricultural product that is
subject to regulation by the State Department of Agriculture.]
[(2) All growers and handlers must have an industrial
hemp license issued by the department.
Growers and handlers engaged in the production of
agricultural hemp seed must also have an agricultural
hemp seed production permit. The handling of seeds
and seed products that are processed in a manner or
to an extent that makes them incapable of germination
does not require an agricultural hemp seed production
permit.]
[(3) A
an in- dustrial hemp license issued by the department
In his post, he was stating that they needed a license and he showed an Oregon business license website to prove his point and even stated that the JNV farms listed in his post isn't the same JNV farms and, it is.
Yup, that’s hemp growing on Main Street
According to the incorporation documents, the LLC’s organizer is Dasha Siha, of Houston. Other listed members are Johannes Vanderwey and Nicolaas Vanderwey of Wilsonville. A May amendment did not list Siha.
Eighth-generation farmer Nicolass Vanderwey will serve as the President and CEO of LPC. Hemp, Inc. will designate the CFO of LPC.
Rather the JNV FARMS in Tualatin Oregon about 300 miles north of MEDFORD and run by different family do have a license.
So how can an unlicensed operation in MEDFORD who did the deal with HEMP inc possibly own those plants?
You need to remember Bruce Perlowin is a very CLEVER CON MAN, a seasoned FELON and can can fool most, not all.
Just think about that.
Oregon .gov
Search Active Registrations or Licenses
Searched For:
Name: JNV LLC
License Type: ALL CID LICENSES
Results 1 - 3 of 3
Name
Mailing City
Mailing County or Country Doing Business As
Location City
Location County License Description
Status/Expiration
JNV FARMS LLC
TUALATIN OR 97062
Washington JNV FARMS LLC
TUALATIN OR 97062
Washington Agricultural Hemp Seed Registration
Active 12/31/2018
JNV FARMS LLC
TUALATIN OR 97062
Washington JNV FARMS LLC
TUALATIN OR 97062
Washington Industrial Hemp Grower Registration
Active 12/31/2018
JNV FARMS LLC
TUALATIN OR 97062
Washington JNV FARMS LLC
TUALATIN OR 97062
Washington Industrial Hemp Handler Registration
Active 12/31/2018
Results 1 - 3 of 3
Date Retrieved: 9/14/18
You don't need a business license in Oregon to grow hemp, you just need to register with the state as hemp grower, it's the same way in VT, surprised you don't know this?
https://www.oregon.gov/ODA/programs/NurseryChristmasTree/Pages/Hemp.aspx
Unless, you have pictures or video to prove otherwise, there is hemp in NC, you live in NC and you don't know this?
GO $HEMP 2018 !!
Just look at all that Oregon hemp!
https://www.facebook.com/KingOfPot/videos/pcb.10215806930262664/10215806932622723/?type=3&theater
Also, the pad for the main processing building has been poured.
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10215806929662649&set=pcb.10215806930262664&type=3&theater
Appears, HEMP is ahead of the competition!
GO $HEMP 2018 !!
Every company that put's out a pr uses forward looking statements.
Are they all scams as well?
GO $HEMP 2018 !!
HEMP is the majority owner.
Hemp, Inc. Enters Agreement with JNV Farms LLC to Obtain Majority Ownership in Oregon Hemp Company and Hemp Processing Center
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/hemp-inc-enters-agreement-jnv-140937661.html
You stated back in November, last year, that a big surprise was coming from the NC hemp commission in regards to HEMP and Bruce, that never transpired.
You can add that to your list of "not" happening.
GO $HEMP 2018 !!
The HEMP Processing Center in Oregon is looking good!
You can grow hemp in Oregon without a license, you just need to register as a hemp grower in Oregon.
It's the same way in Vermont and just about every state that allows the growing of hemp.
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10215791857925865&set=pcb.10215791858165871&type=3&theater
Nice Green HEMP Day! Closed higher going into the weekend!
GO $HEMP 2018 !!
Are you sure this article by a reputable news source is correct?
They're talking about hemp being grown and harvested in NC?
We've been told that there is no hemp in NC?
Odd?
GO $HEMP 2018 !!
No pondering was required, on my part, for your last post.
Also, you do not need to have a license to grow hemp in Oregon, you need to be registered as a hemp grower.
https://www.oregon.gov/ODA/programs/NurseryChristmasTree/Pages/Hemp.aspx
Here's an August 31st 2018 video link of Bruce and Dave checking on Tony Finch's hemp fields, in NC.
https://www.facebook.com/KingOfPot/videos/pcb.10215682562593550/10215682551113263/?type=3&theater
Have you contacted Tony to verify? If you have, can you supply the correspondence?
Here's an August 18 2018 video link of hemp in NC.
https://www.facebook.com/KingOfPot/videos/pcb.10215590854540906/10215590853340876/?type=3&theater
Here's an August 11 2018 video of hemp in NC.
https://www.facebook.com/KingOfPot/videos/10215539507777269/
GO $HEMP 2018 !!
All you need to do is supply your source of what you state and I might listen to what you say.
Until then, I will believe the video proof over absolutely "NO" proof and opinions.
GO $HEMP 2018 !!
Video's as proof compared to absolutely no proof?
I will take the video proof over absolutely "No" proof, any day!
GO $HEMP 2018 !!