Industrial hemp is now legal in North Dakota, due to House Bill 1436 becoming law on Friday, August 1st. House Bill 1436, which was approved by the Senate with a 46 to 1 vote, and by the House of Representatives with an 87 to 5 vote, was signed into law by Governor Jack Dalrymple in …
North Dakota Governor Jack Dalrymple signed into law Friday House Bill 1436, a proposal to legalize the production and cultivation of industrial hemp. The proposal, which passed the state’s Senate with a 46 to 1 vote, and was approved by the House of Representatives with an 87 to 5 vote, will legalize the production and …
North Dakota’s full Senate has voted 46 to 1 to legalize hemp through the passage of House Bill 1436. The proposal has already been approved with an 87 to 5 vote by the state’s House of Representatives, meaning it’s been sent to Gov. Jack Dalrymple’s for consideration. Governor Dalrymple has the option of passing the measure …
North Dakota’s full House of Representatives has voted 87 to 5 to approve House Bill 1436, a proposal to legalize industrial hemp. A provision in the measure clarifies that the state will not need federal approval to implement the law. House Bill 1436 was introduced by Representatives David Monson and Alan Fehr, and would establish …
North Dakota’s House Agriculture Committee has voted 13 to 0 to approve House Bill 1436, a proposal to explicitly legalize the cultivation, production and distribution of hemp. A provision in the measure makes it clear that the state will not need to wait for federal approval to implement the law. House Bill 1436, introduced by …
