SB2540
FailedMSMississippi Hemp Cultivation Act; bring forward code sections related thereto.
Mississippi · Session 2026
Summary
The Mississippi Hemp Cultivation Act, which would have updated state code sections related to hemp cultivation, died in committee. The bill's failure leaves existing hemp cultivation regulations unchanged, maintaining current restrictions and requirements for hemp growers in Mississippi.
What
The Mississippi Hemp Cultivation Act, which would have updated state code sections related to hemp cultivation, died in committee.
Who
cultivators
Why
The bill's failure leaves existing hemp cultivation regulations unchanged, maintaining current restrictions and requirements for hemp growers in Mississippi.
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