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The United States Department of Agriculture regulates hemp production through its 'Establishment of a Domestic Hemp Production Program' [1], which sets specific procedures for testing THC levels and licensing [2]. Furthermore, the department provides guidance on disposal techniques for hemp that exceeds legal THC thresholds [3] and maintains federal oversight while allowing states to enact their own regulations [4].
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referenceThe United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) published interim rules titled 'Establishment of a Domestic Hemp Production Program,' which were effective from October 31, 2019, to November 1, 2021, and outlined federal regulation for hemp production.
claimThe USDA's 'Establishment of a Domestic Hemp Production Program' interim rules do not prohibit individual states from enacting stricter laws or completely prohibiting hemp production.
referenceThe USDA's 'Establishment of a Domestic Hemp Production Program' interim rules address procedures for collecting data on hemp production locations, testing THC levels, disposing of plants exceeding allowable THC levels, licensing requirements, and handling violations.
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procedureIf harvested hemp exceeds the 0.3% THC threshold, the relevant Department of Agriculture advises the producer on proper disposal techniques.