Hemp farmers, processors, and manufacturers across Minnesota are in crisis as a looming federal ban threatens to slash legal THC limits to nearly zero, forcing products off store shelves and into dispensaries or mail-order channels—effectively killing the market. Once boasting over 400 licensed growers, the state now has just 46, with many like Jeremy Saueressig switching to soybeans. Supply chains are collapsing: processing plants operate only four days a week, and thousands of pounds of hemp risk going to waste. While the Senate extended the deadline by a month, the House remains silent, leaving the entire industry in limbo until December—with rapid growth now facing collapse without legislative clarity.
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