Producers and Farmers

Cultivation and pressing hemp juice adds value to the farmer

• Fibers and shives ready for dry storage shortly after harvesting
• Dry shives and fibers ready for industrial processing
• Evaporation liquid for leather treatment
• Juice from the stems for biogas or lactic acid for chemical industry
• Juice from the leaves and leafy tops for human consumption
• Solid remains from pressed leaves good as animal feed
• Juice from taproots as fertilizer
• Solid remains from roots for biogas production
• Partial harvesting optimizes common use of machinery
• Flexible harvesting time depending on market price

Partial harvesting

Partial harvesting is a suggested new process of harvesting where

• only the leafy tops of the hemp plant are cut off and processed for the production of juice and animal feed
• the stalks will continue to grow until the desired fiber quality is reached
• the plant will develop new leafy tops, given time
• a continuous stream of fresh juice can be generated
• favorable market prices can determine the time of juice production
• a shared use of machinery is spaced out over time