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The Future of Hemp: A Farmer’s Perspective with Alex Mootz | E333 – The Cole Memo
In this episode, Cole is joined by Wisconsin hemp farmer Alex Mootz to discuss the uncertain future of the hemp industry, the debate over chemically converted cannabinoids, and the challenges facing American farmers. Alex shares his perspective on why naturally occurring cannabinoids should remain part of hemp production and how restrictions could impact the industry's ability to grow. The conversation also explores the economics of hemp farming, the need for processing infrastructure, proposed changes to federal hemp laws, and whether the hemp and marijuana industries can find common ground. Plus, Brian Dombrowski calls in to discuss imported cannabinoids and the importance of supporting American farmers. Watch video version and read full show notes here: https://thecolememo.com/2026/11/05/e333/
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