A bill in North Carolina would ensure that hemp and CBD remain legal in the state beyond this month.
Members of the state Senate approved the legislation on Tuesday, which would permanently remove hemp from North Carolina’s list of controlled substances.
According to local television station WGHP, the bill passed the chamber by a unanimous vote.
As was the case in a host of other states, North Carolina greenlit the cultivation of hemp following changes to how the federal government treats the plant in the last decade.
The 2014 Farm Bill that was passed by Congress “provided a definition for
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