Act 41 addresses some common on-farm practices wherein operators were composting food residuals and food processing residuals for use on their farms or to offer for sale to the public.
The Vermont Agency of Agriculture, Food and Markets, beginning in 2023 will no longer license and regulate hemp producers in Vermont.
Agency of Agriculture, Food and Markets Provides Guidance for those interested in the Vermont cannabis market
The Agency of Agriculture, Food and Markets will withdraw its Agricultural Marketing Service of the U. S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) approved Hemp Production Plan as of December 31, 2022.
Understanding how both products are made, as well as the difference in their chemical make-up, is important to understand regulation in Vermont.
Law clarifies what is considered a “feed supplement” and establishes requirements for registration of “dosage form animal health” products
Ongoing discussions in the Vermont legislature may impact regulations and regulatory authority
First-Ever Hemp Report Shows Industry Growth Across Country
Managing land for hemp cultivation is crucial to the continued success of hemp crops and businesses over time.
Working with FSA and reporting crop acreages is required regardless of scale of cultivation
