When people think of Nevada, they often think of a state steeped in rich Native American culture…and Las Vegas. But Nevada also has a hidden gem; the Silver State is home to a thriving sector of the hemp industry.

Like many other states, Nevada jumped on the hemp bandwagon when the 2014 Farm Bill was passed into law. Senate Bill No. 305 declared the defining separation between marijuana and hemp and allowed the growth and cultivation of agricultural hemp for research purposes.

Senate Bill No. 396 expanded the industry to include regulation of hemp for commercial purposes. It outlined the structure for licenses, sample testing, and established procedures for various aspects of the industry.

The 2018 Farm bill further expanded the industry’s boundaries, allowing for farmers to purchase crop insurance, removed hemp from the Controlled Substances Act, and set into motion the United States Department of Agriculture’s plan to become more involved with the industry.

At the time of this writing, Nevada’s Hemp Production Plan is under review for the approval of the United States Department of Agriculture. To check on the current status of all states and tribes, visit the USDA’s website for updated information.

Taking the current laws and regulations into consideration, it is legal to purchase smokable CBD flower in Nevada. Canna Law Blog wrote, “industrial hemp and Hemp-CBD products may be produced in Nevada under the supervision of the Nevada Department of Agriculture (“NDA”) so long as the crop and its finished products contain no more than 0.3% tetrahydrocannabinol (“THC”).”

Many consumers are opting to purchase CBD-rich smokable flower from him rather than traditional cannabis, but with the current health climate are choosing to shop from the comfort and cleanliness of their own homes. Consumers can read reviews from others who have tried the products they are interested in rather than just relying on what a salesperson has to say.

Will my CBD flower be safe in the mail? The United States Postal Service considered this and established the following guidelines to avoid confusion.

1. The mailer complies with all federal, state, and local laws concerning hemp and hemp-derived products.
2. The mailer retains records detailing their compliance with all laws (COAs, licenses, or other similar documentation) for no less than two years after the mailing date.

Califloral has made shopping for smokable hemp flower simple for consumers and retailers alike. Detailed information about available hemp flower and up-to-date Certificates of Analysis(COA) are available on our website. Our easy to smoke pre-rolls are shipped in scent proof, child-resistant packaging with a copy of the strain’s COA.

With the changing laws and unclear wording, feeling a little lost is understandable. Califloral is dedicated to helping give retailers and customers a peace of mind by providing compliant smokable hemp flower while never sacrificing quality. Leave the lengthy legal documents for us to go through while you go out to connect with nature with a Califloral hemp pre-roll.

Like many other states, Nevada jumped on the hemp bandwagon when the 2014 Farm Bill was passed into law. Senate Bill No. 305 declared the defining separation between marijuana and hemp and allowed the growth and cultivation of agricultural hemp for research purposes.

Senate Bill No. 396 expanded the industry to include regulation of hemp for commercial purposes. It outlined the structure for licenses, sample testing, and established procedures for various aspects of the industry.

The 2018 Farm bill further expanded the industry’s boundaries, allowing for farmers to purchase crop insurance, removed hemp from the Controlled Substances Act, and set into motion the United States Department of Agriculture’s plan to become more involved with the industry.

At the time of this writing, Nevada’s Hemp Production Plan is under review for the approval of the United States Department of Agriculture. To check on the current status of all states and tribes, visit the USDA’s website for updated information.

Taking the current laws and regulations into consideration, it is legal to purchase smokable CBD flower in Nevada. Canna Law Blog wrote, “industrial hemp and Hemp-CBD products may be produced in Nevada under the supervision of the Nevada Department of Agriculture (“NDA”) so long as the crop and its finished products contain no more than 0.3% tetrahydrocannabinol (“THC”).”

Many consumers are opting to purchase CBD-rich smokable flower from him rather than traditional cannabis, but with the current health climate are choosing to shop from the comfort and cleanliness of their own homes. Consumers can read reviews from others who have tried the products they are interested in rather than just relying on what a salesperson has to say.

Will my CBD flower be safe in the mail? The United States Postal Service considered this and established the following guidelines to avoid confusion.

1. The mailer complies with all federal, state, and local laws concerning hemp and hemp-derived products.
2. The mailer retains records detailing their compliance with all laws (COAs, licenses, or other similar documentation) for no less than two years after the mailing date.

Califloral has made shopping for smokable hemp flower simple for consumers and retailers alike. Detailed information about available hemp flower and up-to-date Certificates of Analysis(COA) are available on our website. Our easy to smoke pre-rolls are shipped in scent proof, child-resistant packaging with a copy of the strain’s COA.

With the changing laws and unclear wording, feeling a little lost is understandable. Califloral is dedicated to helping give retailers and customers a peace of mind by providing compliant smokable hemp flower while never sacrificing quality. Leave the lengthy legal documents for us to go through while you go out to connect with nature with a Califloral hemp pre-roll.