Hemp Farm is developing industrial fiber from the field to finished material.
The photos show different processing stages: fiber after decortication, after degumming, and bleached fiber ready for textile processing.
The growing cycle in Uzbekistan is 90–120 days. In that time, industrial hemp produces strong fiber for textiles and composites, while the hurd goes into construction materials and biomaterials.
During the growing season, the crop absorbs CO₂. This creates measurable climate value and potential for future carbon credit mechanisms.
Uzbekistan's climate, land resources and agricultural base make it possible to develop this industry. Hemp Farm is building a chain: grown locally, processed on its own lines, supplied to world markets.
