Business Alliance for Commerce in Hemp

Our mission is to restore the most profitable and desirable agricultural crop available-cannabis hemp.

The 5 F’s of Hemp

FREEDOM for Our Future

Not all “F” words are bad!

The 5 F’s of Hemp

• Fiber – Renewable hemp fiber replaces plastics, textiles, paper, and even concrete

• Food – Seeds, oil, and microgreens = complete proteins packed with omegas & nutrients

• Fuel – Biomass & oil for clean, renewable energy and biofuels

• Farmacy – Cannabinoids for natural wellness, stress releaf*, relaxation, and support for cancer, PTSD, and addiction recovery

• Fun – Hemp drives culture, clothing, art, and festivals Hemp Saves Mother Earth

• Soil remediation – Hemp pulls toxins, heavy metals, and microplastics from soil

• Carbon capture – Hemp absorbs more CO2 per acre than trees

• Plastic alternative – Hemp bioplastics reduce waste in oceans and landfills

Why It Matters

• Build greener homes with hempcrete and textiles

• Eat healthier with nutrient-packed hemp foods

• Power the future with renewable hemp fuels

• Heal with cannabinoids for stress, cancer, PTSD, and addiction recovery.

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Founder of B.A.C.H. Maine~Cullen Stuart

Hemp in History:

10,000 BCE (Asia): Early hemp cultivation.

200 BCE (China): Emperor Wu of Han — hemp paper.

1600s (Colonial America): Laws in MA/CT required hemp cultivation.

1776: Jefferson & Washington grow hemp; Declaration draft on hemp paper.

1800s: U.S. Navy, Kentucky hemp boom.

1937: Marijuana Tax Act — Anslinger, Hearst, DuPont, Mellon.

1942: WWII “Hemp for Victory” — Henry Wallace, USDA.

1970: Controlled Substances Act — Richard Nixon.

1998: Canada legalizes hemp — model for U.S. reform.

2014: U.S. pilot hemp programs — Obama administration.

2018: Hemp legalized federally — Trump administration, Mitch McConnell’s push.

Today: Farmers, patients, and advocates still fight stigma, FDA restrictions, and corporate lobbyists.

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Glenn Lewis & Pedro Quintela working the B.A.C.H. booth.

Hemp has fed us, clothed us, and healed us for thousands of years. Prohibition stole it from us for less than a century-and now it's time to reclaim its place as a cornerstone of our future.