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New Farm Bill Draft Targets Intoxicating Hemp | TDR Cannabis in 5
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In the latest episode of TDR Cannabis in Five presented by FRE Nicotine Pouch, host Shadd Dales breaks down the new 2026 Farm Bill draft released by House Agriculture Committee Chairman Glenn “GT” Thompson — and what it could mean for the future of hemp and intoxicating hemp products in the United States.The proposal, formally titled the 2026 Farm, Food and National Security Act, aims to reduce regulatory burdens for legitimate industrial hemp farmers growing fiber, grain, and seed. Since the 2018 Farm Bill federally legalized hemp, producers have operated under strict THC testing thresholds and compliance requirements. The new draft signals potential relief through streamlined testing and expanded USDA oversight flexibility.But the bigger story is what the bill does not protect.Over the past several years, intoxicating hemp products — including delta-8 and synthetic hemp-derived THC variants — have proliferated in smoke shops and online marketplaces with limited regulatory oversight. Meanwhile, state-licensed cannabis operators remain heavily regulated and taxed.Clear definitions. Clear enforcement. Level playing field.#TDRCannabisInFive #HempIndustry #FarmBill2026 #Delta8 #CannabisPolicy #IndustrialHemp #THCRegulation #FederalCannabis #HempLegislation #FREPouchWant to see last week's recap? • Curaleaf Lands $500M — Biggest Cannabis De... Want to see more Cannabis Reform videos?🎬 • Did Bondi’s Hearing Put Cannabis Reschedul... 🎬 • Was Trump Really “Poorly Advised” on Canna... 🎬 • Virginia Is Finally Getting Serious About ... 🎬 • Why Washington Still Bans Homegrown Cannab... Want to stay updated on Cannabis, Small Cap, AI, and Crypto?Subscribe to our Daily Baked newsletter:https://newsletter.thedalesreport.com...Find us on social media and podcast platforms:✅ Facebook: / thedalesreport ✅ Twitter: / thedalesreport ✅ Instagram:
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