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Cannabis Seed Oil Has ‘Superior Effectiveness’ In Healing Wounds Compared To Conventional Antibiotics, Study Shows

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Cannabis seed oils can help accelerate the healing of skin wounds. The authors say that “HEMP seed oil can help with wound management and cost effective”.

Report, published in the journal Narra J, compared hypsea oils against oil against treats treated with conventional antibiotics chlorampenicol. Another group of mice only gave salt solution.

“The findings of the study of the healing processes of the wounds, especially the processes of healing wounds, epithelialization, granulation tissue formation and vascularization.

The four-person research team of Indonesia Universitas Syiah, has not been taken into account that the treatment of Hamp oil has exceeded the treatment of the healing process that surpassed treatment with chlorampenicol. The other season, however, seemed to be “comparable to antibiotic.

“Kalametro seed oil showed the effectiveness of the rapid sized size,” the paper said. In terms of epithelialization, the significant effects of the two treatments, the seed oils in today’s research can provide special benefits in this critical phase of wound healing, potentially accelerating a hundred retraining transition. “

In terms of fabric formation, the treatment of the HEMP Seed was significantly accelerated in the formation of the formation of granulation, especially in 14 days, where he wrote “.” However, the effect of 21 days was comparable with chlorampenicol “.

“Hemp seed oil showed great potential to speed healing processes, especially the reduction of wound size, epithelialization, granulation tissue formation and vascularization.

“According to the day, the treatment of hemp seed oil is more pronounced with chlorampenicol and control groups compared to chlorampenicol and control groups, even if the fibers were somewhat disorganized,” reports follow. “Depending on the day, according to the year, the granulation fabric in the treatment of hemp seed oil indicates the most advanced and well-organized structure, compared to chloramphenicol and control groups.”

The results showed HEMP Seed oil treatment “21 days of vascularization has increased significantly, no effect 3, 7, or 14 days”

“Day 21, vascularization, chalmu-seed oil treatment, chlorophenicol and negative control groups, basascularization, forming new blood vessels …” The critical role of the healing of the wounds is the new formation of the blood vessel. “

As for the mechanisms working in the treatment of cannabis, the authors were “combined activities” of multiple compounds.

“HEMP seed oil has different bioactive ingredients, each has the potential to accelerate the specific phases of the wound healing”, they write:

“Polyminstrated fatty acids, regulating the inflammatory phase, which reduce the inflammatory phase. Terpenoids and flavonoids, which reduce oxidizing stress, cannabinoids. Cannapidiols shows inflammatory and antimicrobial effects, essential for infection control and balanced immune responses. “

“The combined actions of these compounds proposed that HEMP seed oil can improve wounds in many ways,” exam says “effectively addressing the inflammatory and abundance stages.”

Reports on the consequences of various compounds “The basic combined oil has wound healing, such as Sesame, Kalamu, wild pistachio and walnut oils.

But “While combined formulations take advantage of the bioactive compounds of multiple oils, the specific contributions of individual components were not clear,” continues. “Hemp seed oils, as a single agent treatment, facilitates formulations and prevents potential interactions between bioactive compounds, but it still shows a strong therapeutic potential.”

New study It is added to an emerging body of scientific evidence to treat the potential of cannabinoids in order to treat wounds and deal with many other skin conditions.

Review published last year at Journal Pharmaceutics, for example, is found Cannabis oil offered “hopeful advantages” to help heal skin wounds Although the need to improve product formulas.

Researchers from Indian and Thai Universities, Cannabis Oils can see how “Ros-Reactive Oxygen Species (ROS) can reduce wounds when healing. These chemicals “is essential in development in development causing cells and tissue damage,” he explains

The authors of this study wrote cannabis oils “can help alleviate oxidant damage by promoting the mechanisms of Ros and antioxidants, to potentially improve wounds.”

“Cannabis oils, especially in its bioactive components, especially through the regulation of the skin wounds, through the regulation of the reactive oxygen species,” they wrote that the antioxidant properties of CBD increases Rose’s influences. “

Separate research published this year were found to be CBD as well Useful edition of some skin products as well as evidence of aging and antioxidant properties and wound healing.

“Generally, CBD has many features that can be used to develop cosmecimal products in cosmecimal products, such as sun protection products, and wounds to develop healing products.

In terms of wound healing, the discovery of the study “CBD has an impact on the expression of key genes involved in all phases of the wound healing process, protecting the potential for skin repair and anti-aging applications as a therapeutic agent.”

In the dermatology of clinical, cosmetical and researchers carried out in the journal, he found that Cannabidiol (CBD) and cannabigerol (CBG) Ointment “was effective in patients with eczema” to reduce efficiency and improve quality of life ““In some cases the symptom causes forgiveness.”

Transdermal ointment was used as an alternative to “regular therapy for” July 2022, “the results we wrote.” The results of the skin (water loss) were improved in sites studied (obstiments). “

Seeing a different research in the Dental Products CBDA, a CBD mouthwash and another botanical extraction can be a useful tool for promoting oral health Controlling the plate by controlling and reducing oral bleeding.

“The available evidence suggests that CBD is emphasizing the potential of anti-inflammatory, neurophodies, neurophodies, neurophatives, neuroprosters and antimicrobials,” the authors wrote.

Another paper published last year, published in the journal American Academy of Dermatology, found that Applying CBD-infused cream, ultraviolet (UV) is a lower risk of damage to ray exposure. Among those who used CBD cream, 21 percent had less damage than the control group, which received placebo. 47 percent of the other percent had compactive damage, and 11 percent show better results in front of the civet of the placebo’s cannabis.

Potential benefits are not limited to human applications.

A separate study published in the journal Limitary Science Limitations, which concluded that cannabis Treatment of dogs with plain surface diseases appear to be a “viable alternative”-Spezially if they have harmful side effects of some traditional steroid therapies

This study determined the effectiveness of the whole spectrum CBD oil in the autoimmune disease of a dog Lupus Eritematos (DLE). The condition that causes hair loss and redness can usually be treated with other corticosteroids and other drugs that can place a tension in the liver of a dog.

A veterinarian gave full spectrum oil with 2: 1 thc: CBD ratio, at once, a drop of day a day until three days and gradually increases until the optimal dose of symptoms. “

“In a few weeks, the dog has shown significant improvement in dermatological signals, accompanied by an improvement in the same period of the liver function,” the examination said. “It is interesting that the owner learned about an improvement of the dog’s behavior of the prednisolonus and receiving cannabis oil and within the first day.”

Photo courtesy Kimzy Nanney.

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New Plant Improvement Act comes into effect

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The South African Department of Agriculture has announced that the Plant Improvement Act 2018 (Act 11 of 2018) and accompanying regulations came into force on 1 December 2025. President Cyril Ramaphosa signed the proclamation of the new Act after Agriculture Minister John Steenhuisen approved the regulations. The Act replaces the Plant Improvement Act 1976 (Act 53 of 1976). Both the proclamation and its regulations were published in Official Gazette 53707 of November 21, 2025.

The updated legislation establishes systems for the registration of businesses related to plants and propagating materials for cultivation and sale, as well as the registration of the premises where these businesses operate. It also establishes quality standards for plants and propagating material, determines sales conditions and establishes a national list of plant varieties. The law includes processes for evaluating plant varieties when there is uncertainty about their value for cultivation and use, and strengthens import and export control of plants and propagating material. Certification schemes for plants and propagating material are also part of the framework.

The 2018 Act introduces new provisions that were not included in the 1976 Act. These additions include the registration of businesses related to plants and propagating material, along with new rules for the cultivation of Cannabis sativa L. (hemp) varieties in South Africa. The revised definition now classifies hemp as a low tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) plant or plant part containing no more than 2 percent transdelta 9 THC, a change from the previous limit of 0.2 percent. The Act also provides for the publication of a Gazette of the National List of Varieties and specifies the process for hearing claims submitted to the Registry in connection with applications for the National List of Plant Varieties. In addition, the Law establishes an advisory committee that can assist the Registry in technical or administrative matters related to its implementation.

According to the department, the Plant Improvement Act creates a legal framework for the production and sale of high-quality seeds and vegetative propagation material. This framework supports the productivity and long-term sustainability of food production in South Africa.

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Trump’s Marijuana Order Means Congress Must Delay The Federal Hemp Ban’s Timeline (Op-Ed)

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“Congress, you have orders from the president. Extend the implementation period of the hemp ban.”

By Adam Terry, Cantrip

As it was widely reported, last week the entire cannabis universe watched as President Donald Trump signed an executive order to change marijuana from schedule I to III. What wasn’t as widely reported was what Trump also did: He addressed lawmakers again on the law As Congress passed the new definition of hemp last month.

The exact text of the executive order reads:

“The Assistant to the President and Deputy Chief of Staff for Legislative, Policy, and Public Affairs will work with Congress to update the final statutory definition of hemp-derived cannabinoid products to ensure that Americans have access to appropriate full-spectrum CBD products, in line with Congress’ intent to reduce the sale of products that pose serious health risks…”

This provision is careful and detailed. He directs a deputy chief of staff to work with Congress to update the new definition of hemp, directly acknowledging what the hemp industry has been saying for weeks: full-spectrum CBD products are not eligible under this new language.

He specifically acknowledges that if CBD products are to be subsidized or covered by Medicare, as is part of Trump’s plan, those products will be hemp-derived.

Full-spectrum CBD is a staple for many Americans. It is a lifesaver for veterans and senior citizens who rely on these products for various therapeutic purposes. It is a crucial element for some people with epilepsy, including pediatric patients. I’ve had moms and dads message me that Epidiolex, a federally approved CBD prescription drug, wasn’t working for their kids, and instead they were relying on other CBD products to find relief for their kids.

This is not just politics for them, but a stark reality.

You can’t have full-spectrum CBD with only 0.4 mg of THC per container, as required by the newly enacted change to the federal definition of hemp, and the president acknowledged that in his executive order, I’m sure with counsel to groups like the Commonwealth Project who were at the signing. Therefore, it is very likely that the definition of hemp will be reopened and legalized.

So here’s the bottom line: this conversation will take time, and probably longer than hemp has left before the ban comes into force late next year. While I have been working with the New Jersey legislature for nearly three years to craft a bill to regulate hemp cannabinoids in a way that does not diminish the CBD market, it has yet to make full impact in the state due to this complexity.

This means that the best first step for Congress to take is to extend the deadline for implementing a revised definition of hemp to ensure access to full-spectrum CBD for the tens of millions of Americans who will lose access next November if this language is enacted.

With 2026 being a close election year, most legislation will slow down after April, so it is unlikely that a final bill updating this language and regulating hemp cannabinoids will reach the finish line until the next Congress, which begins in January 2027. And the extension must pass soon, because farmers can’t plant in the spring if their harvest is in time.

I look forward to the next interview. Hemp needs to be regulated in this country, that much is clear. The White House has just sent a signal that prohibitionist redefinition cannot stand if the people who rely most on cannabis are to do well, especially in red states that voted for this president and those who have no access to cannabis outside of hemp products.

Congress, you have orders from the president. Extend the implementation period of the hemp ban, and let’s do the real hard work to craft legislation that includes safe access to cannabis for Americans in this great nation.

Adam Terry is the co-founder and CEO of THC-infused beverage company Cantrip.

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Greenhouse hygiene programs emphasize deep-penetration sanitation during cleanouts

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During winter clean-ups, greenhouse operators prepare facilities for the next production cycle, with hygiene remaining a critical focus. Effective sanitation during crop transition plays a key role in reducing pathogen pressure and promoting long-term crop health, particularly in operations that manage virus risks such as Tomato brown rugose fruit virus (ToBRFV).

Disinfectants commonly included in greenhouse hygiene programs include Intra Multi Des GA, supplied in North America by Houweling Americas. “This product is widely used by vegetable and ornamental growers as part of comprehensive cleaning and routine sanitation strategies, especially where deep penetration is required on complex surfaces,” says the Houweling Americas team.

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Getting under the surface
Biofilms and organic debris continue to limit the effectiveness of many disinfectants, harboring microorganisms in cracks, crevices, and porous materials. According to the Multi Des GA technical team, the formulation is designed to address this challenge through penetration rather than surface activity.

“Intra Multi Des GA has five active ingredients that work together to provide strong penetration properties, allowing the product to reach microorganisms hiding in difficult access areas,” the team explained. While not positioned as a dedicated biofilm remover, the formulation is intended to reveal and eliminate pathogens sheltered beneath biofilm layers.

For best results, a two-step sanitation approach is recommended: deep cleaning to remove organic matter and biofilm, followed by disinfection. “Skip the cleaning step increases the risk of completely eliminating pathogens,” the team noted, highlighting the continued opportunity for farmer education around proper hygiene sequencing.

The role of cleaning before disinfection
As part of the Intracare product portfolio, Houweling Americas also supplies Intra Foam Organics, a cleaner designed to remove organic material prior to disinfection. Organic debris can significantly reduce disinfectant performance if not completely removed, especially on high-traffic or porous surfaces. When used as a first step, cleaners like Intra Foam Organics help ensure that disinfectants can come into direct contact with target pathogens.

Performance on porous and uneven surfaces
Concrete floors, block walls and other porous greenhouse materials remain among the most difficult areas to sanitize. According to internal tests, Intra Multi Des GA works reliably on these surfaces, moving into the micro-cracks where pathogens can persist.

“When applied to porous materials such as concrete blocks, the formulation moves significantly across the substrate,” the team explained. “This behavior is different from traditional disinfectants that remain on the surface and do not reach the embedded microorganisms.”

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Broad spectrum pathogen control
Growers of all types of crops rely on Intra Multi Des GA to manage a wide range of pathogens, including fungal, bacterial and viral threats. The reported efficacy against ToBRFV has made it an essential component of hygiene protocols in tomato production.

“Intra Multi Des GA has shown excellent efficacy against ToBRFV and has proven effective in eliminating the virus on contact when used appropriately,” the team reported. Beyond viral control, growers also use the product against pathogens such as Fusarium and Pythium in crop and ornamental systems.

Waste behavior and crop turnover
Unlike non-residue disinfectants, Intra Multi Des GA is designed to leave a residual effect on treated surfaces during cleaning, providing extensive protection between crops. This waste is not intended to come into contact with the collected products, but is used to maintain sanitation during downtime.

Operational efficiency is another matter. The product is applied at a low concentration of use, requires a short contact time and usually requires only one application, allowing rapid crop rotations without compromising hygiene standards.

Long-term sanitation results
Growers who consistently incorporate Intra Multi Des GA have reported cumulative improvements in crop rotation hygiene programs over multiple seasons. In one documented case, a Dutch tomato operation managing ToBRFV reported no subsequent infections after integrating the product into the cleaning protocol.

“Starting clean remains one of the most effective ways to reduce the risk of early cycle infection,” the team emphasizes.

Supporting North American producers
Houweling Americas supplies Intra Multi Des GA and other Intracare solutions through established distribution partners and provides technical support to assist with implementation. In addition to hygiene products, the company’s portfolio includes nutrient solutions, growing substrates, LED lighting, water treatment technologies and biostimulants such as Intra Eco Shield, with Intra Boost, a next-generation willow bark-derived biostimulant, scheduled for a North American launch in early 2026.

Based in British Columbia and Ontario, Houweling Americas works closely with growers to develop integrated solution programs that support yield, plant health and resilience. The company is part of Royal Houweling, a Dutch family business founded in 1925 and recently recognized with royal status for its long-term commitment to horticulture and sustainability.

For growers seeking technical guidance on hygiene protocols or product performance, the Houweling Americas team encourages direct engagement for further assistance.

For more information:
Houweling America
1-800-252-5824
houwelingamericas.com

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