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Utah Hemp Seeds

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It is legal to grow hemp in Utah and market it for sale provided that the product – and those involved – are licensed through the state. Utah only allows the sale of hemp-based CBD products if they are registered appropriately. Today, we’ll discuss the steps required to not only grow hemp in Utah, but to process it, market it, and sell it to the public, as well.

Get Licensed to Grow Hemp in Utah

To grow hemp in Utah, one must first register with the state. The applicant must submit a Criminal History Report and a detailed description of the growing location, including an aerial photograph of the area. The applicant must also agree to post signage at entrances and visible roadways that include both the hemp license number and Utah’s DOA phone number.

Those who wish to process hemp in Utah must apply for processor licensing. They, too, must submit a background check for all key participants, including anyone hired to handle the product. Only those over 18 years old may process hemp for sale. They must also agree not to use butane or propane for hemp cannabinoid extraction.

After gathering all necessary information, applicants can submit a hemp registration or renewal online along with all applicable fees. Grower registration includes a $560 fee, whereas the processer licensing fee is $2060.

Hemp Product Registration

Any product sold in the open market in Utah that contains hemp oils and extracts must have proper registration beforehand. The Department requires a $260 registration fee for products containing hemp oils and extracts (CBD products). Products that contain industrial hemp seed or solid seed derivatives (i.e., no CBD) require a $160 registration fee. Though hemp fiber products have no cost, product distributors must still register them with the state.

An applicant may register hemp products online. They must also upload a copy of the label, including the products COA and any other pertinent information. Additional information required on hemp product labels include pesticides, heavy metals, solvents, microbial presence, and more.

Utah Hemp Reporting

Participation in Utah’s hemp program requires regular reporting and record-keeping. Growers must submit three reports throughout the growing season to help the state track hemp production and commerce.

• Planting Report: Due within ten days after planting the first seed or plant
• Harvest Report: Due at least 30 days before the projected harvest date
• After Harvest Production Report: Due within 30 days after completing harvest
• Transportation Permit: Due within five days of moving or transporting hemp

Sampling and Testing Hemp in Utah

Utah’s DOA conducts regular hemp sampling and testing to confirm THC compliance. They will take samples of each lot, defined as any contiguous growing area of no more than ten acres or 25,000 plants sewn no more than two weeks apart. Growers are responsible for all testing fees totaling $50 per test and $65 per hour (minimum one hour and billed every fifteen minutes after that).

Labs will issue passing reports for any lot that tests below 0.3 percent THC. Harvest cannot commence until the grower receives a passing statement. Upon receipt, the grower will have no more than 15 days to complete the harvest.

Buy Utah Feminized Hemp Seeds

Utah does not regulate the sale of hemp seeds in the state. However, it does restrict the sale or transportation of hemp material – including viable seeds – to anyone not licensed under the Department. As such, Fortuna cannot sell our premium feminized hemp seeds in Utah without a confirmed Utah hemp license number.

To learn more about Utah’s hemp program, visit their website or contact us for more information.