Alberta Hemp. From fiber to fuel, hemp is the future."

We are licensed hemp farmers in Alberta, Canada that grow and promote a variety of consumer Hemp products. We work with industry bodies and global "hemp" collaborators to educate consumers on the health benefits and carbon friendly future of hemp.

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Consumers and business can help the environment, offset carbon by supporting hemp projects and purchasing hemp products. Hemp plants breathe in four times more carbon dioxide than trees, reduces waste, and pollution as it doesn’t need any pesticides or herbicides, which means cleaner air, land and water.

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Discover the amazing benefits of hemp products as a food source. In additional to many other uses hemp also offers a wide variety of high protein products such as hemp seeds, hemp seed oil, hemp milk, hemp tea, and even hemp infusion drinks. Learn how you can add hemp into your diet.

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Hemp can be a vital product not only for a more sustainable life but also for a carbon-friendly future—the four parts of a hemp plant are seeds, stalks, roots, and leaves. The seeds make fuel, the stalks make fiber, the leaves make medicine, and the roots cure the soil. Each plant’s use is bound to replace the present availability, like cotton and fuel.

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The roots of hemp are known to relieve cramps, inflammatory arthritis and joint pains. An infusion of the root can be used to ease burns, hemorrhoids and eczema. The root has been used to treat gout, digestive problems and rheumatism.

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Hemp seeds can produce hemp milk, hemp oil, hemp cheese substitutes and hemp-based protein powder. Hemp seeds can sustain our dietary needs without any other supplements, have essential fatty acids that boosts the immunity and controls cholesterol.

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Hemp stalk is used for animal bedding, automative parts, rope, insulation, building materials, textiles, and paper. Considered by some as waste, hemp stalks may actually be one of the more versatile components in the hemp plant.

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Used in essential oils, raw hemp leaves are a great source of nutrition as well. They are full of powerful antioxidants like polyphenols that help delay aging skin. The leaves are also rich in digestible globular proteins as well as Omega 3 and 6 fatty acids.

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C02 Capture
Hemp plants breathe in 4 x more carbon dioxide as the same area of trees
Super Food
An amazing source of fibre, helping digestion and gut health
Fights Soil Erosion
Hemp's deep roots replenish the soil's nutrients and reduce erosion
No Waste
From the stalk to the seeds, flowers to the leaves, every single part of a hemp plant can be used
Pesticide Free
A super strong crop, hemp doesn't need any pesticides to grow, meaning cleaner air, land and water
Omega 3
Naturally high in Omega 3 and 6, hemp has the right balance of fatty acids making it the most efficient source of good fats for vegans

The global industrial hemp market size was valued at USD 3.61 billion in 2020 and is expected to expand at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 16.2% from 2021 to 2028. The growing consumer demand for industrial hemp in food and beverage products for its dietary benefits is expected to drive the product demand. See what’s happening around the world in hemp.