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Hemp licences hit high as more farmers grow the cannabinoid crop

Posted by The Analyst | November 8, 2020 | Farming

The number of hemp-growing licences issued to farmers this year has hit 94, up from 74 over the whole of 2019, as more farmers seek to grow the cannabinoid crop.

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