Oxfordshire farmers launch campaign against Home Office policy on hemp cultivation Two hemp farmers say they have been left devastated after they were forced to destroy 40 acres of the crop, the end product of which can be bought legally in high street shops. Patrick Gillett and Ali Silk said the Home Office had ordered them to cut down their crop because they are no longer able to harvest it for cannabis oil, or CBD.
Oxfordshire farmers launch campaign against Home Office policy on hemp cultivation Two hemp farmers say they have been left devastated after they were forced to destroy 40 acres of the crop, the end product of which can be bought legally in high street shops. Patrick Gillett and Ali Silk said the Home Office had ordered them to cut down their crop because they are no longer able to harvest it for cannabis oil, or CBD.
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