Standing in Solidarity Against Racial Inequality
The Heritage Hemp Trail and Kentucky Hemp Heritage Alliance stand in solidarity with those fighting against racial inequality.
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Black [hemp] History: Understanding the Integral Role of African Americans in Hemp and Agriculture
A special Black History Month program highlighting the integral role of African Americans in Kentucky agriculture and hemp.
Hemp Social Fundraiser Attracts Lexington Community
The Kentucky Hemp Heritage Alliance and Henry Clay Memorial Foundation hosted Henry Clay's Hemp Social on Thursday, October 17th, 2019.
KHS History Advocate Interview: Kentucky’s Hemp History
In this video, KHS History Advocate Stuart Sanders interviews Alyssa Erickson from the Kentucky Hempsters & Kentucky Hemp Heritage Alliance.
Farmington Hemp Dinner Fundraiser Supports The Heritage Hemp Trail
On the evening of Thursday, July 11th, guests gathered at the historic Farmington plantation in Louisville for a hemp dinner fundraiser.
"Discover The Hemplands" Event Series Celebrates National Hemp History Week
The Heritage Hemp Trail and affiliates hosted a "Discover The Hemplands" event series in Kentucky June 4-9th to celebrate Hemp History Week.
Six Heritage Hemp Trail Sites To Grow Hemp For Education
Historic Sites On The Heritage Hemp Trail Plant Hemp Plots For Debut During “Discover The Hemplands” Hemp History Week Event Series June 4th
Feature: Former V. W. Bush (Sphar) Hemp Warehouse
A former hemp warehouse still stands (for a short time) in Winchester, Kentucky.
Historic Hopemont Welcomes Kentucky Hemp Museum
The Kentucky Hemp Heritage Alliance (KHHA) has partnered with the Blue Grass Trust for Historic Preservation (BGT) to install a hemp museum.
Kentucky Historical Marker Features Bourbon County Hemp
On Saturday, March 9th the newest Kentucky Historical Marker recognizing Bourbon County Hemp and the historic Alexander House was dedicated
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