Posted by John S-B on September 23, 2019 at 13:28:09 from (24.208.231.116):
In Reply to: Hemp posted by jl ray on September 23, 2019 at 12:47:55:
From what I've seen, you're going to need hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of equipment to harvest it, and that's IF you have a market nearby. Youtube video I saw has a machine that cuts off the tops for feed, puts them in a bin on top, and the stems are cut and windrowed for fiber. After the tops accumulate in the bin on top, they are emptied into a waiting truck or wagon.
That harvester is probably way more expensive that a combine with a big grain or corn head. And you're not going to find any uses equipment like that.
And I don't know that I would want to deal with all the idiots who don't know the difference between industrial hemp and pot who would be coming out to steal plants.
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