Midwest Hemp Technology

06/17/2026

We'll take it as a sign that this guy walked up to the facility on national mascot day!

🐢 Good things take time!

🐢 Slow and steady wins the race.

🐢 You only make progress when you stick your neck out.

MHT is here for all the clichés that remind us to enjoy the journey. Progress takes time and we've dedicated the last five years to growing the h**p grain and fiber industry in Kansas. Contracting with farmers to grow regenerative crops that we process into sustainable food, feed and raw materials is worth the time! ⌚️⏱️⏲️⏰⌛️⌛️

06/12/2026

🌱All New: H**p Seeds for Sprouts & Microgreens

H**p Seed Sprouts

06/11/2026

H**p products perform!

06/11/2026

06/10/2026

Visit the USDA licensed h**p research plots at Native Prairie H**p in Ag City!

05/20/2026

Good work from our friends at K-State Industrial H**p Research 💚

05/12/2026

🌱 Got h**p in the ground? Remember to get it in the books! 🧑‍💻

Friendly reminder for all USDA licensed h**p producers: You are required to file a planting report with your local FSA office.

⏱️ Timing is key: Reports are generally due within 30 days of planting.
📋 Form: FSA-578
🔑 Required Info: Farm and field number, variety and intended use of crop.

Call your local FSA agent this week and check this task off your list. 📝 Reach out to Midwest H**p Tech with any questions. We're glad to help throughout the season with questions related to paperwork and licensing requirements.

05/11/2026

🏊 Deep Dive: The State of the US H**p Grain & Fiber Industry

What’s actually in the USDA h**p report and the upcoming Farm Bill? Get down to business with two of the industry's most trusted voices for a breakdown of the current grain and fiber markets. This episode is a must-watch for anyone invested in the future of the crop—from the field to the factory floor.

In this episode:

Expert Insights: Kansans for H**p President Kelly Rippel joins the conversation to discuss policy shifts and market trends.

The Big Picture: Perspectives on farming, processing, manufacturing and economic development. Understand the numbers and the trends they represent in acres, yields and value across all types of h**p production.

Your Host: MHT CEO Sarah Stephens leads the discussion.

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🎧 Listen Now

H**p What You Hurd | Episode 13

Catch the full conversation and stay ahead of the curve on all things industrial h**p.

https://youtube.com/live/1L8vhW2u4ps

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04/30/2026

👀A Closer Look at the USDA's 2025 H**p Report

The agricultural h**p industry in the United States continues to evolve, with the latest H**p Report from the USDA highlighting a landmark year for the 2025 crop. While the overall industry value climbed to $739 million, the real story lies in the shifting dynamics of field-grown crops, specifically the rapid rise of grain production and the expanding footprint of h**p in states like Kansas.

💹Grain Production: The 2025 Growth Leader

While floral h**p often dominates the headlines, grain h**p saw the most explosive percentage gains this year. National production in the open reached 7.26 million pounds of h**p grain, a staggering 112% increase from 2024.

👩🏾‍🌾Acreage Expansion: Harvested area for grain in the open grew to 7,515 acres, up 55% from the previous season.

⚖ Yield Improvements: Farmers became significantly more efficient, with average yields hitting 966 pounds per acre—an increase of 264 pounds over 2024.

💱Economic Impact: The total value of utilized grain production skyrocketed 209% to reach $8.09 million.

The data from 2025 reveals an industry in transition, moving toward more specialized utilizations and increased regional concentration. While the total value of all h**p production saw a 64% increase from the previous year—the growth was not uniform . . . .

Read more in the full blog here: https://www.midwesth**ptech.com/post/the-agricultural-h**p-landscape-a-closer-look-at-the-usda-2025-report

03/11/2026

Let’s make it happen KPTS Channel 8!

Doug Fine’s new PBS documentary invites viewers to explore simple steps toward food security and climate resilience.