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Sustainability Is Knot Plastic
Tune in on this episode with Ry Russell, CEO & Founder of Knot Plastic. The mission at Knot Plastic is to help the Hemp industry make a positive impact on our environment and our global community. Ry and his team are making it possible to maintain our current lifestyle while making a difference by providing a Knot Plastic alternative to single-use consumption; that is both safe for your family and families across the globe affected by plastic pollution. At Knot Plastic, they recycled the old idea of “why care?” and challenge you to ask yourself our favorite question, “Why Knot?”
There is evidence that hemp was one of the earliest plants cultivated for human use. It’s uses across history and globally has included food sources, medical uses, spiritual uses, clothing, toiletries, textiles, dietary supplements, cleaning products and building materials. The inner fibers of hemp are tough and can be used as animal bedding or mulch. The hemp plant has strong potential for furthering sustainability ventures due to its low impact on the environment, as it requires significantly fewer amounts of pesticide and herbicide when grown on a large scale, compared to crops such as cotton or wheat.
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Tune in on this episode with Ry Russell, CEO & Founder of Knot Plastic. The mission at Knot Plastic is to help the Hemp industry make a positive impact on our environment and our global community. Ry and his team are making it possible to maintain our current lifestyle while making a difference by providing a Knot Plastic alternative to single-use consumption; that is both safe for your family and families across the globe affected by plastic pollution. At Knot Plastic, they recycled the old idea of “why care?” and challenge you to ask yourself our favorite question, “Why Knot?”
There is evidence that hemp was one of the earliest plants cultivated for human use. It’s uses across history and globally has included food sources, medical uses, spiritual uses, clothing, toiletries, textiles, dietary supplements, cleaning products and building materials. The inner fibers of hemp are tough and can be used as animal bedding or mulch. The hemp plant has strong potential for furthering sustainability ventures due to its low impact on the environment, as it requires significantly fewer amounts of pesticide and herbicide when grown on a large scale, compared to crops such as cotton or wheat.