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Showing 2 posts from March 2020.
Dept. of Agriculture Issues COVID-19 Guidance for the Equine Industry
Gov. Beshear’s order of March 25, 2020, closing all non-essential businesses, allows businesses related to food, beverage, and agriculture to remain open, including “farming, livestock…and businesses that provide food, shelter, and other necessities of life for animals…” The Department of Agriculture’s Office of State Veterinarian clarified some best practices for those in the equine industry who remain open at this time. More >
Financing Hemp - Good News Starts to Outweigh the Bad
The return of hemp as an industrial crop comes with vast potential – if only we can get past the early growing pains of the industry. One of those massive stumbling blocks has been the regulation surrounding banking and its effect on the financing of hemp growers, processors and other stakeholders. While the industry is nowhere near out of the woods yet, signs indicate that the regulatory environment is beginning to move in the right direction for all things hemp, and we’ll briefly cover the current lay of the land with regard to banking regulation. More >
