A hemp plant is pictured at the Pennsylvania Hemp Industry Council's exhibit during the annual Pennsylvania Farm Show at the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex & Expo Center in Harrisburg, Pa., on Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2020. Tim Tai of the Philadelphia InquirerTIM TAI / Staff Photographer
By Thomas Bobrowicz
Since 2019, I’ve been part of Pennsylvania’s growing hemp industry, which the 2018 Farm Bill made possible. However, recent state proposals, House Bill 2500 and Senate Bill 846, risk dismantling this thriving industry and handing control to large corporations under the guise of marijuana legalization.
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