Canadian Industrial Hemp Corporation

When Robert Ziner, Founder and CEO of CIHC presented to Canadian senators, we provided the senate meeting with a powerpoint to provide context for the presentation. The Senate of Canada published the presentation at the link below. Check it out!

Artificial intelligence is about to transform manufacturing. CIHC is at the forefront - using AI to enable industry 4.0 methodologies to make large scale hemp fibre production profitable in North America.

The industry needs to process hemp the same way cars are built and computers are assembled, using artificial intelligence-driven, integrated manufacturing systems.

Hemp is being used to replace cotton in China.

Hemp buds instead of cotton buds?

CIHC is a proud member of the Protein Industries Canada Supercluster. Protein Industries Canada (PIC) is an industry-led alliance that consists of more than 120 private-sector companies, academic institutions and industry stakeholders across Western Canada. The supercluster will receive more than $150 million of federal funding over the next decade for crop breeding, crop production, value-added processing and export development.... The federal contribution will be augmented by another $400 million in cash, in-kind support and venture capital, committed by supercluster participants and supporter.

Hemp is not a drug! But Facebook thinks it is. It wont be long before hemp is recognized as a high performance, low cost alternative to plastic.

A message from our founder and CEO: Dear friends, I am pleased to advise that CIHC was approved for a CAP (Canadian Agricultural Partnership) grant for a $100,000 engineered bio-pellet development project.... We are grateful for this opportunity to advance the utilization of hemp fibre to replace plastic and encourage the growth of more hemp across Canada. Thank you for your ongoing support and confidence in CIHC - and our Smart Stalk System technology. Bobby

Our founder and CEO, Robert Ziner was invited to speak to the Senate of Canada about growing the hemp fibre industry in Canada. Ted Haney, Executive Director of the Canadian Hemp Trade Alliance also spoke at the meeting. His speech included very interesting insight on current regulations. Click the link below for the Government hosted video of the full meeting. See the comments below for a youtube link with Ziner's presentation... http://senparlvu.parl.gc.ca///PowerBrowser/PowerBrowserV2

"Clothes made out of hemp fibres also turn into personal air-conditioning systems as they have the best heat capacity ratio compared to all other fibres, meaning they keep the wearer cool in the summer and warm in the winter." CIHC's long term plan is the development of a Canadian hemp textile manufacturing industry. Unlike cotton, hemp is grown with little to no pesticides. And it can be grown in the prairies of Canada.... Analysis indicates that farmers who choose to grow hemp for fibre will earn more than those growing typical prairie crops like canola, wheat, peas, or oats.

Henry Ford's super strong hemp car!

Letters of intent indicate 56,000 tonnes of demand for CIHC's hemp fibre products. At capacity, our first facility will process 50,000 tonnes a year, and generate $ 50M in revenue.

Can anyone tell what car this door panel is from? Probably the safest car on the road.

Hemp shoes by Sanuk

Structural automotive parts made from 25% hemp fibre and the the rest is Bio-PBS - 100 % oil & gas free Very cool!

Hemp fibres can be used to produce super-capacitors that perform better than graphene and are much less costly to produce; and the environmental impact of production would be lessened substantially.

The BMW i3 interior is made from hemp

Check out these stalks! These would make some very nice fibres I bet. Great article on the hemp industry in China, the largest exporter of hemp fibre in the world. ... "The military needed to develop a fabric that could keep soldiers clean and dry in Vietnam’s humidity, and cannabis hemp offered the fibre that breathed and was antibacterial. Other studies explored the plant’s use as a drug in field hospitals."

Our website has been updated. New content includes an article on how we are using blockchain to record historical production data, and help improve the quality and characteristics of each farmer’s future crop. CIHC’s production data will be a significant value-added capability introduced to the hemp processing industry. Check it out at cihcorp.com

"Bruce Dietzen's Renew sports car is ten times stronger than steel, an attribute which he soon tests out by banging on the hood over and over. Leno even gives it a go, all without damaging the Renew's bodywork. Additionally, the manufacturing process used to construct the car is "carbon neutral", meaning it doesn't tax the atmosphere with any extra, harmful gasses. " http://www.thedrive.com//the-renew-sports-car-is-made-with

Masayoshi Son, Bryan Johnson, and many other billionaires are committed to investing in technologies that result in quantum leaps forward, as opposed to incremental improvements. They are focusing their time and energy on artificial intelligence. CIHC's patent pending Smart Stalk system uses artificial Intelligence to analyze large amounts of data in real time in order to maximize productivity.

Check out the Van Eko Be.e! The first electric scooter with monocoque body made from hemp. Super lightweight and super stylish! The future!... https://www.vaneko.com/the-be-e/

A battery made from hemp!

Hemp fibre can be used to manufacturer super-capacitors that perform better than the current leading material, graphene, and at substantially lower cost Click on the images below to read an article on hemp super-capacitors from the American Society of Mechanical Engineering.

The USA is legalizing hemp federally. Good news for farmers, consumers, and the environment!

Check out the Lotus Eco Elise! It's made with hemp. Hemp is a sustainable, low cost, lightweight material for car manufacturing. http://www.lotuscars.com/engineering/eco-elise

https://www.zappos.com/hemp Check out all the awesome hemp clothing available at zappos.com! These products are made from Chinese or European hemp fibres - as there are no large stalk processors in Canada. ... Long term, we see our technology approach as key to the formation of a Canadian textile manufacturing industry.

AI has been utilized for 30 years to optimize single pieces of machinery. Today, AI is being used to optimize whole production processes. CIHC's Smart Stalk System includes three patent-pending AI systems that coordinate processing, inventory and supplier management. Read this article from the Boston Consulting Group to see examples of artificial intelligence being used to solve business problems.... https://www.bcg.com//technology-digital-strategy-putting-a

We are confident that hemp fibre represents a huge opportunity for prairie farmers. Currently farmers pay to have hemp stalk responsibly disposed of. Instead, CIHC will pay them for their stalk!

CIHC's products will seamlessly replace existing, less sustainable materials while reducing cost!

Last year 162,500 tonnes of hemp stalk was wasted. CIHC is going to turn this wasted hemp stalk into feedstock for plastic manufacturing.

Canadian Industrial Hemp Corporation is raising $46 M to implement the companies patent pending automation technology within the first of a total of 6 hemp fibre processing plants across North America.