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The Hemp Round Table 3/4/26
How Can You Help
On November 12 (11/12), federal policy changes could remove most legal hemp products from the market.
For some, that’s a policy debate.
For many of us, it’s personal.
Hemp products support farmers and small businesses, but they also support individuals. People who rely on these products for wellness. People who have found relief. People who simply value having legal access to products they trust.
That’s why we’re launching the 11:12 campaign.
Next Tuesday, March 10th (your local time), we’re asking supporters across the country to take one minute to:
- Share your story on social media
- Tag your Members of Congress
- Contact them through our Action Center
This is about making sure lawmakers hear from real people.
If hemp has made a difference in your life, tell that story.
Why does it matter to you?
What would losing access mean?
👉 Tell your story on social media – here’s a suggested caption template
After you post, take one minute to ask Congress to extend the effective date by two years so lawmakers have time to create thoughtful, science-based regulations, not eliminate products people rely on.
👉 Take action here: Click here to contact Congress now.
Your voice matters. And when thousands of individual stories show up at 11:12 each day, they can’t be ignored.
Thank you for standing with us.
The U.S. Hemp Roundtable
Hemp Round Table News 2\3\26
Hemp Round Table 2\3\26
It’s Farm Bill Markup Day on Capitol Hill, and hemp is on the agenda.
Today at 6:00 PM ET, the House Agriculture Committee holds a markup of the “Farm, Food and National Security Act of 2026,” better known as the 2026 Farm Bill. Included in the base text are much-needed provisions that provide regulatory relief to hemp fiber and grain farmers, while also ensuring that THC testing opportunities are not limited to DEA laboratories.
While there are no provisions related to cannabinoids, Reps. Jim Baird and Angie Craig have introduced an amendment to provide for a one-year extension of the hemp ban moratorium that currently expires on November 12, 2026. This extension would provide much-needed relief to U.S. farmers currently deciding whether to plant hemp crops this spring. The extension would also allow for much-needed more time to consider and pass legislation to provide a robust regulatory framework to replace the impending ban.
We do not expect a vote on this amendment – the committee’s chair has deemed it not to be germane to the Farm Bill. However, this will provide an excellent opportunity for supporting Members of Congress to share their concern about the impending ban and the need for a regulatory solution.
Speaking of our friend Rep. Baird, our thoughts are with him as we mourn the recent passing of his beloved wife of more than a half-century, Danise. May her memory be a blessing.
You can watch the markup here tonight. In the meantime, use our Federal Action Center to urge your Members of Congress to extend the hemp moratorium and protect American hemp.
The Hemp Roundtable 1/22/26
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Hemp Supporters:
There’s been a flurry of activity on Capitol Hill as momentum builds to pass a two-year extension on the hemp ban moratorium. It’s still not clear what vehicle will be used to secure the extension, but as the days progress, bipartisan support for an extension grows.
Last week, hemp farmers, business leaders, and advocates from across the country were in Washington D.C., delivering a clear and urgent message to Congress: an extension is needed now to allow for responsible, bipartisan regulation — not a ban.
With the 2026 planting season approaching, farmers have only 3–5 weeks to decide whether to plant. Without congressional action, many will be forced to make irreversible decisions that could devastate farms, jobs, and local economies.
What Happened in D.C.
- More than 100 meetings with House and Senate offices across both parties
- Bipartisan legislation was introduced in both chambers to protect the 2026 planting season
- A high-profile Capitol Hill press conference drawing national media attention
- Coordinated advocacy with the Hemp Industry and Farmers of America (HIFA) and industry partners to deliver a unified message on the need for a two-year extension
This growing momentum shows lawmakers are listening — but continued public engagement is critical.
What You Can Do Right Now
Take Action: Contact your Members of Congress today and urge them to co-sponsor legislation that would provide for an extension — not a ban — on hemp.
Send a message now: https://hempsupporter.com/federal-action/
Your voice helps ensure lawmakers understand what is at stake for farmers, small businesses, and consumers nationwide.
Thank you for standing with the hemp industry at this critical moment.
The Hemp Roundtable News 1/14/26
Hemp Planting Predictability Act (H.R. 7024
Rep. Jim Baird (R-IN) and Rep. Angie Craig (D-MN) have introduced bipartisan legislation to protect the 2026 hemp planting season, and today U.S. Hemp Roundtable members are on Capitol Hill alongside other national industry associations urging Congress to act.
At a critical moment for American hemp farmers, this legislation provides much-needed certainty as growers across the country have only weeks to decide whether to plant.
Without congressional action, uncertainty at the farm level could trigger widespread supply-chain disruptions, impacting processors, manufacturers, retailers, and small businesses nationwide.
That’s why the introduction of the Hemp Planting Predictability Act (H.R. 7024), sponsored by Rep. Baird, is such an important step forward.
This bipartisan House bill would provide a two-year extension of the current hemp framework, giving lawmakers, regulators, and stakeholders the time needed to complete responsible, science-based hemp regulation- without forcing farmers to make irreversible decisions in the dark.
Hemp farmers and businesses are not asking Congress to avoid regulation. They are asking Congress to put more time on the clock so lawmakers, not uncertainty, decide the future of legal hemp.
Additionally, Rep. James Comer (R-KY) has been a leading voice on this issue. In a recent floor speech, Congressman Comer made the case for protecting farmers and urged his colleagues to be supportive. Watch the speech here.
We have strong champions on Capitol Hill fighting for hemp- but they can’t do it alone. Now is the moment to back them up by urging the rest of Congress to join this bipartisan effort.
What You Can Do Today
While Roundtable members and allied industry organizations are delivering this unified message in Washington, you can reinforce it from home.
We urge you to contact your Members of Congress and ask them to support the Hemp Planting Predictability Act (H.R. 7024) by sending a message through our Federal Action Center.
Your voice matters. This legislation protects farmers, respects states’ rights, preserves congressional oversight, and creates space for a durable, bipartisan regulatory solution.
Thank you for standing with the hemp community and supporting responsible policy that protects American agriculture.
The Hemp Round Table
U.S. Hemp Roundtable Statement on President Trump’s Executive Order
Today, President Trump issued a strong, pro-hemp Executive Order with significant implications for the future of the U.S. hemp industry. In response, we have released the following statement.
U.S. Hemp Roundtable Statement
The U.S. hemp industry is deeply grateful to President Trump for issuing his strong pro-hemp Executive Order today. While the headlines of the announcement will focus on marijuana rescheduling – which is a positive in itself, for any cannabis reform benefits the entire plant – we are especially pleased to see the provisions that direct the White House staff and urge Congress to ensure access to hemp-derived, full-spectrum CBD products, a lifeblood of the industry. We are also thrilled to see the development of a model that would allow a number of Medicare beneficiaries to receive CBD under doctor recommendation at no cost.
We consider this Executive Order to be a direct rebuke to the hemp ban that was malignly attached to legislation that reopened government. This also gives strong impetus to efforts to extend the ban’s moratorium an additional 18 months to allow proper time for Congress and the Trump Administration to develop the regulatory framework that ensures the safe provision of hemp products while cracking down on the bad actors peddling the unsafe products that the Executive Order calls out.
We look forward to working with the President, his staff, HHS, and Congress in the coming months to ensure the bipartisan vision of a safe, legal, and regulated hemp extract industry.