CBD or Cannabidiol is a naturally occurring compound in all Cannabis plants, including industrial hemp. CBD, unlike its sister compound THC, does not have psychoactive qualities. Instead, its main function is to activate the Endocannabinoid system within the body. This system is the regulatory system for the whole body and is fundamentally responsible for homeostasis or inner balance. When all the body’s systems are working in unison, the body is better able to throw off disease. Hemp plants are transformed into CBD- rich hemp oil via various extraction processes.
Hemp oil medicines have been found to be an effective treatment in the following: cancer patients, arthritis, Crohn’s disease, diabetes, chronic pain, Parkinson’s disease, Multiple Sclerosis, fibromyalgia, seizures, epilepsy, sleep issues, inflammation and mental disorders. This information is purely for educational purposes and is not meant to treat or diagnose any illnesses. Please consult your doctor if you are interested in utilizing CBD.
Karuna Hemp is a family farm located in Eastern Oregon dedicated to growing organic industrial hemp for the manufacture of high potency CBD medicines. All of our hemp is tested, in accordance with the Oregon Department of Agriculture, to ensure that it is less than .3% THC and not psycho-active.
Karuna Hemp is a family farm located in Eastern Oregon dedicated to growing organic industrial hemp for the manufacture of high potency CBD medicines. All of our hemp is tested, in accordance with the Oregon Department of Agriculture, to ensure that it is less than .3% THC and not psycho-active.
Karuna is a word from Sanskrit, an ancient East Indian language. It is translated as any action that is taken to diminish the suffering of others and could also be translated as “compassionate action.” Karuna Hemp’s hope is that our high CBD products help to alleviate pain and disease in many people in the U.S and beyond. We are located in Eastern Oregon and are a family run operation. Our farmers have over ten years experience in organic farming with vegetables and fruit trees. We never spray chemical pesticides or herbicides on our plants and only use organic fertilizers; planting and harvesting according to biodynamic principles. We hope you enjoy our hemp!
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P.O. Box 442, Halfway, Oregon 97834
P.O. Box 442, Halfway, Oregon 97834
Mission Statement:
Karuna Hemp is a family farm located in Eastern Oregon dedicated to organically growing varieties of CBD hemp. We offer wholesale hemp biomass, smokeable hemp flower and CBD oil for sale. Our farm is permitted by the Oregon Department of Agriculture.
Karuna is a word from Sanskrit, an ancient East Indian language. It is translated as any action that is taken to diminish the suffering of others or “compassionate action.” We chose this name because we believe hemp is an extremely helpful plant.
Hemp
No member of the vegetable kingdom has been more misunderstood than hemp. It co-evolved with humans for perhaps thousands of years. It was widely cultivated in the United States between 1776-1937, but then fell into disrepute. Former presidents George Washington and Thomas Jefferson grew hemp, as did many others before the 1930s.
The 2018 Farm Bill legalized the cultivation of hemp in all fifty states. In Oregon, growing hemp was made legal in 2015 and is quickly became the second largest producer of hemp, after Colorado.
Hemp is a worthy replacement for tree and cotton products. Its seed is used for protein shakes, cooking oil and other uses. Hemp is also a biodegradable alternative to plastic and petroleum-based fuels.
Here at Karuna Hemp Farm, we grow all of our plants from seed. Our seeds are extremely high quality genetics developed by Oregon CBD Seeds. They are bred to result in nearly all females. Karuna Hemp Farm has wholesale hemp for sale as smokeable hemp flower, high CBD hemp biomass and CBD oil.
“Why use up the forests which were centuries in the making and the mines which required ages to lay down, if we can get the equivalent of forest and mineral products in the annual growth of the hemp fields?” -Henry Ford
