The U.S. military and researchers at a Wisconsin university are discussing making hemp fiber to replace imported polyester and polymer in Army vehicles – a potential partnership that would return the state to the days it was the epicenter of fiber production during both World Wars.
To make it a reality, researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point are working to create a textile that the military can test.
Two state lawmakers, meanwhile, are leading the charge to pass legislation that would grant $250,000 to the research effort.
Click here to read the complete article
Ivan Moreno ~ HempIndustryDaily.com ~
