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The festival emphasises sustainability, wellbeing, innovation, and community empowerment through various interactive activities, workshops, presentations and visits.  

Attendees include hemp industry leaders, researchers, policymakers, sustainability advocates, health and wellness enthusiasts, and the general public interested in hemp, sustainability and wellbeing related topics. 

Participation opportunities include attending as a visitor, exhibiting products or research, presenting innovations, sponsoring activities, and volunteering to support the festival's mission.

Hemp absorbs CO2 from the atmosphere during its growth, making it a carbon-negative crop. Products like hempcrete further sequester carbon dioxide over their lifespan.

Carbon negative materials remove more carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere than they emit during their production and use phases.

Soil positive means using hemp's deep roots to improve soil structure, reduce erosion, and enhance soil nutrients. It includes practices like using hemp as a rotation crop which breaks disease cycles and increases soil fertility, benefiting subsequent crops.

Yes, hemp farming can improve soil health by promoting microbial activity, increasing organic matter, and reducing the need for chemical fertilizers and pesticides.

Hemp requires minimal water and pesticides, grows quickly, and can be grown in diverse climates, making it a sustainable crop choice that supports regenerative farming practices.

Hempcrete is a bio-composite material made from hemp hurds (the inner woody core of the hemp plant), lime, and water. It is used as a sustainable building material.

Hempcrete is lightweight, breathable, and provides excellent thermal insulation. It also absorbs carbon dioxide (CO2) during its lifecycle, contributing to carbon sequestration.

Yes, hempcrete can be used for retrofitting older buildings to improve energy efficiency and indoor air quality without compromising historical integrity.

Hempcrete reduces the carbon footprint of buildings by sequestering carbon dioxide during its production and lifecycle, making it a sustainable choice for eco-friendly construction.

Hemp fabric is sustainable because hemp plants require minimal water, pesticides, and land to grow compared to conventional cotton. It is also biodegradable and durable.

Yes, hemp fabric is known for its breathability and softness. It becomes softer with each wash and is suitable for both warm and cool climates.

Yes, hemp fabric blends well with other fibers like cotton, silk, and wool, enhancing its versatility and performance in various textile applications.

Yes, hemp fabric is more environmentally friendly than synthetic fabrics because it is biodegradable, requires fewer chemicals during production, and has a lower carbon footprint.

Hemp fabric is more durable than cotton. It is resistant to mold, UV rays, and abrasion, making it ideal for long-lasting clothing and textiles.

CBD may support wellbeing by potentially reducing stress, promoting relaxation, and aiding in better sleep quality.

CBD is generally considered safe, but it's important to consult with a healthcare provider before using it to manage anxiety or any health condition.

Some studies suggest that CBD may have pain-relieving properties, making it potentially beneficial for managing chronic pain conditions.

Yes, several studies suggest that CBD can improve sleep quality and reduce insomnia. It helps by addressing the root causes of poor sleep, such as anxiety and chronic pain.

Common side effects of CBD may include dry mouth, drowsiness, and changes in appetite. Consult your doctor if you suspect of any side effects.

CBD can interact with certain medications, so it's crucial to consult with a healthcare provider, especially if you are taking medications that come with a grapefruit warning.