Due to an outdated and misguided Federal policy dating from the early 20th century, U.S. farmers were prevented from growing the hemp crop, thereby crushing a very profitable and sustainable industry right at the beginning of a very large growth period in American history.  In 2014 when the US Farm Bill passed, hemp farming was allowed by institutions of higher to grow hemp for research and development purposes.  The United States is the #1 consumer of hemp products, but the only industrialized nation that can not growing hemp.  The time is ripe for revolutionary changes to the farming industry. There is a significant demand for the many products of hemp farming- hemp seeds that are very high in Omega 3, 6 and 9 fatty acids, human and animal food sources, textiles, building materials, CBD medication and countless body care products.  The market for hemp is over $600 million in annual sales, and it continues to rise annually.  Rocky Mountain Hemp is leading the industry and providing several hemp products, promoting a healthy planet, encouraging a healthy population, while stimulating the nation‘s economy.