Bish upbeat on future of industrial hemp

Giltner area entrepreneuer shares insight on Hemp Harvest Works, status of hemp in Nebraska

  • Andrew Bish, COO of Bish Enterprises and CEO of Hemp Harvest Works, shows in his Giltner office some of the products that can be made with hemp on top of a sign made of hemp wood. Blocks, absorbant, feed and other uses for hemp could foster growth of the farming market in the future, stated Bish.
    Andrew Bish, COO of Bish Enterprises and CEO of Hemp Harvest Works, shows in his Giltner office some of the products that can be made with hemp on top of a sign made of hemp wood. Blocks, absorbant, feed and other uses for hemp could foster growth of the farming market in the future, stated Bish.
    Hemp could have the potential to grow in Nebraska in the right regulatory soil, according to Andrew Bish, chief operating officer of Bish Enterprises, founder and CEO of Hemp Harvest Works, and president of the Hemp Feed Coalition. Though corn and soybeans drive the local farming infrastructure in Hamilton County for now, if a bill goes the way Bish thinks it will the door may open to lo...

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