Hemp farmers
Connect with MHT for contracts, agronomy recommendations and season-long support
Midwest Hemp Technology contracts with farmers in Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska and Oklahoma to produce hemp grain and fiber crops. Producers interested in growing hemp should contact MHT to request more information, discuss agronomy recommendations and contract pricing.
A variety of resources are available to assist farmers in planting, handling and harvesting hemp crops. Connect with a trusted processing partner and increase your odds for successful production when you work with MHT.
What producers need to know about growing hemp
If you're considering growing hemp for fiber and grain production, get a signed contract before you put a seed in the ground. Connect with Midwest Hemp Technology and find out the required specs and recommended varieties for maximum yields and compliant crops.
MHT is a processing company owned by producers. Licensed by the Kansas Department of Agriculture to produce hemp since 2019, company leaders are trusted and experienced. Rooted in the belief that including hemp among traditional, rotation crops is an essential step in saving the planet, Midwest Hemp Technology contracts with farmers in the Midwest for grain and fiber production.
Hemp production was prohibited for nearly 80 years. That is a lot of lost time and advancements that never happened for a crop with mountains of potential. Restoring hemp crops to their rightful place on American farms requires all the tools that benefit traditional crops. There's a lot of ground to make up and MHT leads the agricultural hemp industry with experience and trusted perspective. Increase your odds for success in hemp production when you work with Midwest Hemp Technology.​
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Contact MHT with an email or web submission through the form below. Bring your questions about hemp production and crop contracts, we look forward to talking with you and hope to work together growing hemp.
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resources for
hemp producers
More than a dozen states and tribal governments have made hemp production in their state a responsibility of the USDA. Find the current status of all state hemp license regulations at this link.
Connect with hemp producers & Resources
