‘Hemp could bring life back to rural Ireland – it’s in our DNA’

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‘Hemp could bring life back to rural Ireland – it’s in our DNA’

Posted by The Analyst | September 21, 2020 | Farming

His ancestor invented Guinness almost 300 years ago by roasting the barley; now Kim Kindersley has turned to the cultivation of the cannabis plant, hemp.

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