You could grow kenaf as a short season livestock feed in Canada. Up until 80 days kenaf leaves and stalks have a 24% protein content. 150 days are required to grow kenaf for fiber
Kenaf is a fast-growing plant that is primarily used for fiber production. The fibers from kenaf can be used to make paper, textiles, ropes, and biodegradable products. Additionally, kenaf is also being explored for its potential as a biofuel feedstock and as a material for insulation and building construction.
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While hibiscus kenaf (Hibiscus cannabinus) is related to cannabis, it does not contain the same psychoactive compounds. Smoking it would not produce the same effects as smoking marijuana. It is generally not recommended to smoke hibiscus kenaf as it may produce harsh smoke and could be harmful to your health.
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Kenaf plants can be grown from seed in well-drained soil with plenty of sunlight. Plant the seeds about 1/2 inch deep and space them out 6-12 inches apart. Water regularly, especially during dry periods, and provide support for the plants as they grow tall. Harvest kenaf when the plants are mature and the fibers are ready for processing.
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Plants such as bamboo, hemp, and kenaf are used to create sustainable materials like bamboo flooring, hemp clothing, and kenaf insulation due to their fast regrowth rates and eco-friendly properties. These plants are renewable resources that require less water and pesticides compared to traditional materials like wood and cotton.
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recycled paper; hemp plant based paper; kenaf plant fiber based paper, agricultural runoff (like from banana, lemons, tobacco...etc.)