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Farmers begin harvesting hemp crops for use of its fibre

Oct. 7, 2023 - 09:42 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

Hemp has long been proclaimed a wonder plant, and for just as long demonised as a narcotic. But it's the fibre, not the leaf or seed, that's now attracting some serious investment.