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Advocates push for increased hemp regulations in Oklahoma

Experts are urging state lawmakers to pass legislation that would increase regulation of the state’s industrial hemp industry.

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Advocates push for increased hemp regulations in Oklahoma

Lawmakers are being pressed to pass legislation to create a commission to make regulations for processing plants to expand hemp uses. Hemp has been found to have more than 50,000

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OKLAHOMA VOICE: Advocates push for increased hemp regulations

OKLAHOMA CITY — Experts are urging state lawmakers to pass legislation that would increase regulation of the state’s industrial hemp industry.

United statesBruce niemiJo anna dossettKenny naylorJerry alvordOklahoma department of agricultureOklahoma industrial hemp foundationOklahoma industrial hempSenate billOklahoma departmentThe economyTextile industryArliament and legislative bodies

Advocates push for increased hemp regulations in Oklahoma

Lawmakers are being pressed to pass legislation to create a commission to make regulations for processing plants to expand hemp uses. Hemp has been found to have more than 50,000

United statesKenny naylorRoland pedersonJo anna dossettBruce niemiJerry alvordOklahoma department of agricultureOklahoma industrial hemp foundationOklahoma industrial hempSenate billOklahoma departmentThe economyTextile industryArliament and legislative bodies

Poll says Oklahomans still support capital punishment

About two-thirds of Oklahomans questioned for the quarterly Sooner Survey said they favor capital punishment.

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