2020 World Ag Expo to Debut Hemp Pavilion

Oct 2, 2019

Globally, industrial hemp is used in more than 250,000 products, and interest in this versatile plant doesn’t seem to have peaked just yet. For the first time, the World Ag Expo is going to feature a hemp pavilion where there will be space for exhibitors and a stage for seminars during the expo due to take place in February 2020.

The World Ag Expo held in California each year is seen as the defacto signal that the new agricultural season is about to begin, and that is why the organizers see this event as the best time to hold…

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