PanXchange: Hemp Benchmarks and Analysis – Web Session: January 2021

PX Hemp Member Webinar

On each Friday following the distribution of PanXchange: Hemp Benchmarks and Analysis, the Hemp team will be hosting an online webinar to discuss industry trends such as our regional pricing benchmarks, market commentary, supply and demand analysis, and other recent content. This webinar is intended to give our subscribers the opportunity to connect with the PanXchange team to ask questions and discuss topics in an open format. This is a new service exclusive to only PanXchange platform participants and data subscribers – at no additional cost.

PanXchange(r) Hemp: Benchmarks and Analysis released today with its Second Annual Supply and Demand Outlook

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DENVER, CO, UNITED STATES, December 17, 2020 /EINPresswire.com/ — The December 2020 edition of the PanXchange®: Hemp Benchmarks and Analysis was released today and is accessible to subscribers on the PanXchange website. In addition to its usual suite of 12 benchmark prices covering the cannabinoid market, fiber, and hemp grain, the report discusses the 2020 supply, demand, and deal flow in depth.

A Patchwork of Regulations: Hemp Pilot Programs Here to Stay Through 2021

This year was poised to be a turning point for the hemp industry as regulations set forth by the Agricultural Act of 2014 (the 2014 Farm Bill) were due to expire Oct. 31. By then, states were supposed to have updated their hemp plans to be compliant with the Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018 (the 2018 Farm Bill), ushering in a new set of what many in the industry consider to be stricter regulations.

Africa Newsletter 12-11-20

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The Kenya and UK governments have formally signed a trade agreement that will see Kenyan exporters of agricultural products including flowers and fresh vegetables continue to access the UK market under a duty-free, quota-free arrangement similar to the arrangement that has been in place with the UK’s membership of the European Union.

E-Frac Fleets, A Future of Promise or Peril? 

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An interesting advancement in technology in the oilfield services space is the NOV Ideal e-frac fleet. NOV’s e-frac fleet is the first fully remote-operated frac fleet, and “centralizes knowledge to a single location on the well-pad and removes personnel from hazardous equipment and environments”. E-fleets uses gas-powered turbines to generate electricity to power the pressure pumping equipment. As a result, roughly half the amount of pumping units are needed on location versus a diesel-powered spread, and significant emissions and fuel savings are realized each time a well is completed.

The Hemp Industry Has Room To Grow

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As the third nationally legal industrial hemp crop hits the market, it is clear that American producers, consumers, merchants and processors are engaged, at an early stage, in a grand and exciting economic experiment to leverage an ages-old commodity into effective, reliable products for technologically advanced markets.