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Trey Riddle: Hemp Supply Chains and Processing

Skip introduction: 2:23 Visit https://hemp.cals.cornell.edu/ to learn more about the 2024 Cornell Hemp webinar series. Trey Riddle, IND Hemp 2024 Cornell Hemp Webinar Series February 7, 2024 Abstract: The supply chain for the nascent hemp industry can be broadly described in three sectors; 1. Agriculture – raw materials 2. Processing – 1st touch agri-processor and secondary conversion 3. Markets – end, bulk B2B and distribution This talk will address the necessary alignment of these three sectors. Special attention will be given to current bottlenecks and future opportunities. Examples and discussion will be provided on hemp supply chains in other parts of the world. Discussions will cover topics in both fiber (bast and hurd) and grain (and seed). Bio: Dr. Trey Riddle has worked as an engineer, manager, and executive. He is an avid entrepreneur, having founded and run several businesses. He has built factories and authored numerous peer-reviewed papers. As the Chief Strategy Officer of IND HEMP, he is responsible for the Sales, Marketing, and Finance departments and is an expert in biofiber manufacturing and utilization. He holds a Ph.D. from Montana State University and a Masters from Cornell University in Mechanical Engineering. IND HEMP operates industrial-scale hemp grain and fiber processing centers in Montana. IND HEMP’s mission is to create new and rewarding opportunities for rural agriculture communities and companies. IND HEMP believes in the importance of American-grown and processed hemp and integrating these products into the food, feed, and fiber industries. IND HEMP has contracted with over 50 growers for over 25,000 acres, predominantly in Montana, but has also worked with producers in Washington, Oregon, North Dakota, Texas, Kansas, Idaho, Indiana, and Colorado.