Hemp has got uses from the roots to the shoots and this magical plant along with organic farming is slowly helping America move toward a culture of health and sustainability. Today’s guest is John Porterfield, founder of Woolen Hemp, and he joins us to talk about organic agriculture and the many uses of hemp. John has done a lot in his career to help farmers do more with less. His work ranges from practicing sustainable mining for minerals used in agricultural industries to growing hemp on farms in rotation to help companies eliminate weeds and make the transition to organic farming. Tune in today for an upbeat conversation where we sing the praises of hemp and organic!Key Points From This Episode:Convincing farmers to adopt organic practices by introducing hemp into the rotation.The damage that mining and agriculture cause and John’s work finding greener organic processes.John’s work with hemp products and advocation for hemp as a weed deterrent for farmers.Stories of how hemp and organic processes are becoming more widely used by farmers.Stats for how many farms are growing organic in Montana versus other US states.The good work John is doing helping veterans get into organic farming in Montana.The move toward American-made products and how the organic movement is pushing for this.Connecting wool and hemp growers and the aim behind Woolen Hemp.The process of making hemp textiles and how it is more sustainable and efficient.John’s aims for what he hopes to achieve through the Organic Marketing Association.The movement toward using hemp in the production of beef and the benefits of this.Going back to how we did things before with hemp and organic.John’s previous careers in the recreation and outdoor activity space.Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:John PorterfieldWoolen HempHemp Holding CompanyMontana Organic AssociationOrganic Marketing AssociationEvolve CPG