In 1631, hemp was used as money throughout American colonies (and in 1776, the American 'Declaration of Independence' was drafted on hemp paper).
Current US currency is made of 25 percent linen and 75 percent cotton. Threaded throughout the paper money are red and blue synthetic fibers of different length. These are used for security and as a deterrent to forgeries.
You can cash it at any bank, provided that it is made out to you, and you have ID with which to identify yourself.
I heard around 451$ per day
yes because the us pays china good money to do labor ex; making clothing, cars, toys. And the us could purchase American made goods and services to stimulate our economy.China dose have more money than US but its far from a better economy than US. Economy is checked by dividing the money country have with its population. US barely has less money than China so consider that China has $10 trillion and US have $7 trillion now dividing china's money with it's population of 3 billion and US money with .35 billion you wound notice China has only $3333 per person and US has $21,428 which is about 6.5 times more money than China. So China will have to earn more 6.5 more times of it's current money to beat US economically.
110 yen is $1.23 in US money.
It was $5199 According to my stupity, I think it is 10. They made some money right,
How many products are there in the world? Anything made from wood pulp can be made from hemp, e.g. paper, fibreboard. Anything made from petrochemical plastic can be made from hemp; how many plastic things are you looking at right now? Anything made from fabric can be made from hemp. Anything made from soy beans can be made from hemp. The only limit on us discovering more things that can be done with hemp are the limitations on growing it! And this is without touching on the medicinal applications.
It all depends on the type of hemp.
Hemp fabric is made from fibers from the hemp plant. Hemp is a high growing variety of the Cannabis plant.
Hemp is made of a type of Cannabis Sativa, aka the marijuana plant. Most Hemp is made from a type of this plant that is not drug related.
There are very few designers and manufacturers of hemp clothing in the US. However, there is one website I found which offers a platform to designers and manufacturers to display their products to consumers.
Hemp is not man-made. Hemp is a naturally grown plant, that requires sunlight and water just like every other plant. However, we can make many man-made things from hemp.
Yes, paper can be made of many different fibers, wood, cotton, hemp, cloth, and recycled paper. So paper made from hemp can be recycled.
Hemp is the burnt leftovers of a weed plant and made into a special material
No
What kind of items do you mean? I know that my cat's collar is made of hemp and I bought it from a company that sells hemp dog and cat toys, collars, and leashes? You can check it out if you want http://www.w4petproducts.com. Good luck
I do believe legalizing marijuana would benefit us economically, but not a whole lot politically. They would use hemp for most of the products. It wouldn't benefit the government because the hemp companies would be making a lot of money.
It is real leather and hemp.