Michigan Medical Hemp

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"The overall quality of this hemp seed is better than anything on the market for farmers."

-Greg G.

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"We grew 135 acres last year & plan on planting 1000+ this year! Heck of a hard working crew with some of the best looking seed that I've seen in the industry! Not going to find any seed that will compare!"

-Joey F.

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"Easy and transparent ordering process with extremely clean and high yielding hemp seed."

-Aaron Z.

MMH Hemp Seed Benefits

Resistant

Clean Hemp Seed

Tri-Crop Seed

MMH Hemp Seed is proven to survive extreme weather including droughts, floods, and periods of prolonged sun exposure while still producing high yields and compliant THC levels.

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Tri-Crop Seed

Clean Hemp Seed

Tri-Crop Seed

Harvests will be more productive because our hemp seed was bred to produce a greater amount of CBD while generating top notch fiber, hurd byproduct, and flower within the same plant.

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Clean Hemp Seed

No Specialty Equipment

Planting MMH Hemp Seed is more efficient because there is an insignificant amount of dirt and inert matter in each pound of our hemp seed. This will also create less wear and tear on your farming equipment.

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No Specialty Equipment

Our hemp seed is bred to be planted and harvested using traditional farming equipment with our hemp seed being spread throughout the entire available acreage.

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Pricing

No Specialty Equipment

Germination

On the market today, farmers can purchase hemp seed which ranges from $.50 - $5.99 per seed. Our hemp seed is competitively priced at less than $.60 per seed.

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Germination

No Specialty Equipment

Germination

Germination rate will most likely be higher than most other hemp seed because our hemp seed has superior genetics and is cleaned, dried, and properly stored.

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Quick Sprout

Strong Structure

Our hemp seed quickly produces CBD which produces the product hemp microgreens.

Detect issues early with sprouting within ~2 weeks and plants are mature in ~3 months.

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Strong Structure

MMH produced hemp seed is genetically stable and strong structurally with great phenotypical attributes.

There is a wonderful terpene & cannabinoid profile to our seed. A strong & vigorous root structure is grown by our seed.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Please reach us at questions@mm-hemp.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.

What is the recommended equipment for planting?

When it comes to planting equipment, MMH recommends a commercial planter with sugar beet or hemp plates in place.

Typically, a farmer plants 12,890 hemp seeds per acre with 30" rows and 18" spacing.

There are other suitable planting methods out there, however— we recommend this method as it has been found to be effective and efficient for farmers planting MMH hemp seed.

What is the recommended equipment for harvesting?

A farmer can utilize the equipment below to achieve the different hemp end products. The recommendations are as follows:

Hemp flower and biomass production - Chopper
Hemp Biomass production - Bailer
Hemp seed production - Combine with Stripper or Draper Head

Again, there are other acceptable harvesting methods, however — these recommendations have been found to be the most effective and efficient for farmers planting MMH hemp seed.

How large is a MMH Hemp Seed?

One average hemp seed is approximately the size of a sugar beet seed.

When does a farmer harvest their hemp?

Typically, the growing cycle for MMH Hemp Seed is around 90 days from when it is first planted to harvest. It is best growing practice for farmers to plant their hemp seed when the ground temperature is 51 degrees (Fahrenheit) or above.

Where can I find coupon codes?

Keep an eye out! We issue coupons for various holidays and occasions. We will send these to our subscribers via email or share them on our social media pages (LinkedIn, Facebook or Instagram). Make sure to follow our social media accounts or subscribe to our mailing list to ensure you don’t miss out!

What are the best soil conditions for hemp seed?

Hemp prefers well-drained soil that is rich in organic matter. Therefore, you may need to till the soil and add compost or other organic matter to improve soil structure and fertility.

Before planting our hemp seed, it is crucial that every farmer conduct a soil test to understand if any amendments are needed/recommended before planting. Please work with your agronomist on the testing process to ensure the best results.

Why does the price of hemp seed vary so drastically when researching online?

The price of hemp seeds can vary drastically based on a number of factors, including:

1. Quality: Higher quality hemp seeds, which are typically organic and free of contaminants — can be more expensive than lower quality seeds.

2. Quantity: Not unlike quality, the price of hemp seeds can also vary. Price depends on the quantity you're purchasing. As a general rule of thumb, the more you buy, the lower the cost per unit.

3. Processing: When it comes to processing, hemp seeds are hulled or have their outer shell removed, which can drive up the price.

4. Source: Hemp seeds come from a variety of sources from many different countries and growing conditions. The cost can vary based on where the hemp seeds are sourced from.

5. Brand: Different brands can have different pricing strategies based on factors such as marketing and distribution costs.

It's essential to research and compare prices from different sources to ensure you're getting a fair price for the quality and quantity of hemp seeds you're purchasing. Additionally, be sure to check for any additional fees such as shipping and handling costs.

Why does MMH recommend planting a ½ pound of hemp seed per acre?

1. Hemp plants can grow quite large. Depending on the specific cultivar and growing conditions, hemp plants can grow very tall and wide. Therefore, planting at a lower seeding rate can help ensure that the plants have enough space to grow and develop, without risking overcrowded.

2. Maximizing yield. By spacing plants out at a lower seeding rate, each plant has access to more nutrients, water, and sunlight. This can help drive a higher yield of biomass or flower per plant, which in turn translates into higher profits for farmers.

3. Cost efficiency. Hemp seed can be expensive, especially if farmers are using high-quality seeds. By planting at a lower rate, farmers can save money on seed costs, while still achieving a good crop yield.

It's important to note that the optimal seeding rate for hemp can depend on a variety of factors, including the specific cultivar, the climate and growing conditions, and the farmer's goals for the crop.

About Us

Located in Michigan

MMH is headquartered in Chesaning, MI with our hemp fields located in nearby areas.

This recently restored headquarters is legendary. It is the former site of the Peet Packing Company which was owned by the former Detroit Tiger Denny McLain.

Who is MMH?

MMH is a licensed hemp grower and processor in the State of Michigan.

We are considered a unique large scale farm/distributor who is a top hemp seed producer in the Midwest region of the US.

Products and services developed for farmers.

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MMH looks forward to hearing from and working with your farm.

Our US based sales and support associates are ready to handle your thoughts and questions.

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MMH Hemp Seed Benefits

Resistant

Clean Hemp Seed

Tri-Crop Seed

Tri-Crop Seed

Clean Hemp Seed

Tri-Crop Seed

Clean Hemp Seed

Clean Hemp Seed

No Specialty Equipment

No Specialty Equipment

No Specialty Equipment

No Specialty Equipment

Pricing

No Specialty Equipment

Germination

Germination

No Specialty Equipment

Germination

Quick Sprout

Strong Structure

Strong Structure

Strong Structure

Strong Structure

Strong Structure

These benefits will help farmers ensure lower costs, greater profitability and take on less risk with hemp crops.

Frequently Asked Questions

About Us

Located in Michigan

Who is MMH?

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