Hemp Life - Blog, Magazine & Podcast
By becoming a "member" of the HempLife Community Network you can become involved in a personal quest toward sustainability! You can also assist your local community in reducing the local carbon footprint and working toward a more sustainable future for your community!
HempLife Community Network (HLCN) consists of the HempLife Blog, Newsletter and Podcast, all of which offers information about utilizing hemp products for personal health, and the health of the environment. Becoming a member of the HLCN offers you insight into this exciting new hemp industry. Our monthly HempLife Newsletter will keep you up to date on new blogs and podcasts, plus information on new products, companies research and innovation.
Our HempLife Mag blog covers all matter of sustainable living with healthy bio-products. Here is a small sample of what we are writing about:
- how synthetic products effect the soil, air and water, and what hemp can do to mitigate the damage;
- what hemp bio-products are available to help us curb our negative carbon footprint;
- how to turn our negative footprint into a neutral or even positive one with hemp;
- what are the health benefits of hemp bio-products for people and the planet,
- can we have a truly closed circular economy using locally made hemp bio-products,
- ...and much much more!!!
On the HempLife Podcast we will be interviewing the people that bring hemp from the field to the product shelves. You see, what makes hemp bio-products so vital and interesting is that the entire supply chain for hemp takes place locally. From the farming of hemp grain and fiber, to the post processing, manufactuing and sale of products, all within your local community.
HempLife Community Network and Magazine are part of our hemp sales and marketing platform, Hemp Network Marketplace, hempnetmarket.com. HempNetMarket is an ecommerce marketplace were local hemp businesses sell their hemp products and where you find the hemp products you need to reduce your carbon footprint, while at the same time supporting local hemp farmers, processors and manufacturers.
So....... ? How do we chart a paradigm shift to a sustainable future?