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South Dakota hemp backers hopeful about planting this year
South Dakota hemp farmers are gearing up for the growing season while lawmakers tinker with a bill that would allow them to plant a crop this year.
A key change to the original bill would permit year-round applications to grow, rather than a 60-day window. Another amendment lowers the entry barrier of five outdoor acres to half an acre and allows for indoor commercial greenhouses.
“The bill has many good changes for the industry," said Rep. Caleb Finck, of Tripp, who introduced the legislation.
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