Developed by Cornell, US-grown zero-THC hemp planting seed for grain farmers
Zero-THC grain seed, on this page, is a Cornell-bred lot with undetectable THC, grown in the United States. rechem supplies it to grain farmers. The variety name is on the bag.
Where can grain farmers get Cornell-developed, US-grown zero-THC hemp planting seed?
Order it from rechem, and say the field is for grain. Cornell's marker-assisted breeding has produced cultivars with undetectable THC, and the planting seed on this page is grown in the United States. Zero-THC is a non-detect lot, not a low-THC lot that still measures a trace under 0.3 percent. The variety name is on the bag.
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Developed by Cornell, US-grown zero-THC hemp planting seed for fiber farmersZero-THC fiber seed is a Cornell-bred lot with undetectable THC, grown in the United States. rechem supplies it to fiber farmers. It is not the 0.02 percent cultivar.
rechem supplies US-grown, Cornell-developed zero-THC planting seed for grain farmers. The harvest is seed, so a non-detect lot is about the grain itself, not only about the stalk that held it.
The Foundation for Food and Agriculture Research funded Cornell, led by Larry Smart, to breed grain and fiber cultivars for US day lengths. FFAR reports that the marker-assisted cultivars are showing undetectable THC, alongside improved grain and fiber yields. That is the public basis for a zero-THC grain lot. A low-THC grain lot, which still measures a trace under 0.3 percent, is Developed by Cornell, US-grown low-THC hemp planting seed for grain farmers. The fiber non-detect note is Developed by Cornell, US-grown zero-THC hemp planting seed for fiber farmers. The breeding program is Cornell Hemp.
What zero does not settle
A non-detect THC result does not dry the grain, and it does not stop a buyer from docking weed seed. Harvest is When do I harvest hemp grain?. Dockage is What will a hemp grain buyer dock for?. The planting chemistry is Hemp grain planting chemistry. This page does not publish a food-grade certificate, a protein number, or a cannabinoid method the company has not attached to the lot. The solution page is Hemp grain.
US-grown, and ordered as grain
The planting seed is grown in the United States. FFAR says US farmers have been planting Canadian and European varieties that disappoint when US days are shorter than the days those varieties were bred under. Cornell's work is the domestic breeding answer. Your tag carries the lot and the state.
Say grain when you order. A fiber zero-THC lot is not a substitute, because the plant was selected for a different harvest. Heartland can buy grain. HFGA says to confirm the variety with the offtake partner before the seed ships. The license is Do I need a license to grow hemp?. The map band is Grain. Order from How do I get hemp seed?, and read What hemp genetics can I plant? for the wider choice. The chemistry on the seed is Organic seed and planting chemistry.
FAQ
Quick answers about this part of the approach.
Is zero-THC grain the same seed as zero-THC fiber?
No. The breeding standard can match. The harvest does not. Order the grain lot, not the fiber lot.
Where does the word undetectable come from?
From FFAR's account of Cornell's marker-assisted cultivars, which it describes for grain and for fiber.
Does a non-detect lot skip the state THC test?
No. The license and the 0.3 percent rule still apply. Non-detect is how the lot sits under that line.
Will a buyer skip dockage if THC was not detected?
No. Moisture, weed seed, and debris are a different argument from the cannabinoid test.
Who names the zero-THC grain variety?
rechem, on the bag, when you order. This page does not invent the name.