Front Range Biosciences (FRB), an agricultural technology company engaged in the cultivation of new varieties of plants and seeds in the nursery for the hemp and coffee industries. Today, she announced her licensing agreement with the Centennial Seeds to develop and market new hemp varieties on the market.

They have already begun the evaluation and testing process to provide viable results. This season will be available new products, both vegetative and seed.

Colorado-based Centennial Seeds is a leading manufacturer of hemp and seed for the hemp industry, offering several well-known and popular hemp varieties on the market such as BaOx and Otto II.

This partnership will open the door to collaborative breeding projects and will allow faster introduction of new varieties to the market in order to support this rapidly growing global industry.

In Germany, the farmer uses hemp to heal the land.

“Front Range Biosciences is very excited to work with a reputable seed company like Centennial Seeds, which has a strong reputation among hemp farmers,” said Dr. Jonathan Waugh, co-founder and CEO of Front Range Biosciences. “Centennial Seeds brings additional knowledge and talent to a network of FRB breeders, suppliers and distributors serving hemp farmers.

“We hope to expand our offerings in the hemp market through this alliance and remain committed to providing the highest quality young plants and seeds available to hemp growers worldwide.”

• Hemp and coffee were selected as two crops to be sent to the International Space Station in spring, through which the project was launched by Front Range Biosciences (FRB) in collaboration with Colorado State University and SpaceCells USA.
• According to a representative of the Irish Health Products Regulatory Authority (HPRA), in 2019 licenses were issued for growing hemp in areas with a total area of ​​373 hectares.
• The USDA has begun the process of collecting information to create rules for the commercial production of industrial hemp.