As a manufacturing resource, hemp hurd and hemp fiber offer a wealth of attributes: short production cycle, low capital requirement for farmers, carbon negative transformation, minimal water use, zero-chemical cultivation and processing, carbon-sequestering capability, high fiber tensile strength, and a very wide range of commercial and industrial applications. Since its legalization through the 2018 Federal Farm Bill, manufacturers seeking sustainable and scalable alternatives to non-biodegradable, non-renewable and/or otherwise destructive raw materials have invested heavily in research and innovation to incorporate hemp hurd and hemp fiber into their processes and products. Some of the most prominent uses currently in use or development a include the following: