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Tennessee Action Alert: SB1686 and HB1392 to Legalize Industrial Hemp

By Shane TrejoAction Alerts Hemp State BillsLeave a comment

Two bills (SB1686 / HB1392) have been introduced in the State House and State Senate that would open up industrial hemp for cultivation in Tennessee, effectively nullifying the federal ban on hemp.

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February 12, 2014
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