Fiber Quality of Hemp (<i>Cannabis sativa</i> L.) Grown in Soil Irrigated by Landfill Leachate Water

Mendel, Peter; Vyhnánek, Tomáš; Braidot, Enrico; Filippi, Antonio; Trojan, Václav; Bjelková, Marie; Vaverková, Magdalena Daria; Adamcová, Dana; Zloch, Jan; Brtnický, Martin; Đorđević, Biljana

doi:10.1080/15440478.2020.1843101

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“…Jejich význam spočíval historicky ve využívání vláken vhodných pro další zpracování. Podle řady autorů (Mendel et al, 2020) je konopí dobře využitelné v rámci fytoremediačních postupů nebo jako energetická surovina (Souček & Jasinskas 2020; Malaťáková, J., et al 2021). V současné době je důležitou surovinou konopné semínko.…”

Section: Effect Of Soil Aeration On Soil Penetration Resistanceunclassified

TECHNOFORUM 2023. New Trends in Machines and Technologies for Biosystems

2023

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The aim of this research was to monitor the influence of the mechanisms on maize seed damage during post-harvest processing. Micro and macro damage of maize seed were monitored in each operation of the post-harvest treatment. Samples of grain were collected from each mechanism or equipment. The measurements were done through a period of 2 years on three maize seed hybrids. It was found that cobs coming through the post-harvesting line at moisture contents of 25 -38 % were damaged from 1,6 to 1,8 %, according to each hybrid. In each post-harvesting line, the critical place is the dryer. Maize grain damage increased to 5,8 % after drying. The final critical part in the monitored post-harvesting line is the sheller, where we recorded an increase in total damage of 12,3 %. Based on measurements, the effect of the hardness property of grain is that maize grain shows different inclination to damage which is influenced by their different hardness on impact.

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Section: Effect Of Soil Aeration On Soil Penetration Resistanceunclassified

TECHNOFORUM 2023. New Trends in Machines and Technologies for Biosystems

2023

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“…Hemp ( Cannabis sativa L.) is an annual crop that combines rapid growth, environmental sustainability and high versatility [ 9 , 10 ]. It requires limited technical inputs, no pesticides or herbicides [ 11 ] since it naturally and very effectively suppresses weeds; hemp cultivation also contributes to soil improvement [ 9 , 12 ], including heavy metal contaminated soil [ 13 ]. According to Adesina et al [ 14 ], hemp can be grown in a great variety of agro-ecological conditions and is able to grow quickly, especially in the first weeks after emergence, making it an excellent candidate for carbon sequestration [ 15 ].…”

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Hemp cultivation opportunities for marginal lands development

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Radaelli,

Capodaglio

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Agricultural diversification and high-quality products deriving from sustainable crops such as hemp can represent a solution to revitalize marginal areas and reverse land abandonment. This study aimed at comparing four different hemp cultivars (Carmagnola Selezionata, “CS”; Futura 75, “FUT”; Felina 32, “FEL”; Secuieni Jubileu, “JUB”) to provide information to select the best suited cultivar for cultivation in mountain marginal areas and for specific end-use applications. Hemp cultivars were cultivated in a single experimental field to compare their ecological and agronomic behavior (duration of life cycle phases, plant size and biomass allocation, and plant resource-use strategies). Through metabolomic analysis of both vegetative and reproductive parts of the plants we tested the presence of substances of nutraceutical interest and traced seed nutritional profile. The four cultivars had different ecological and agronomic behavior, and nutritional profile. We found several compounds with potential pharmaceutical and nutraceutical values in all parts of the plant (leaves, inflorescences, and stems). JUB resulted the most suitable for seed production while CS showed the highest content of bioactive compounds in flowers and leaves. FUT, showed the best suitability for multi-purpose cultivation, while FEL seemed to be not appropriate for the cultivation in mountain area. The multi-disciplinary approach we adopted was effective in distinguish across hemp cultivars and provided information to farmers for the selection of the best hemp cultivar to select. Hemp had a high potential for cultivation in marginal lands, demonstrating to be an economic resource due to its multi-purpose use and to the possibility to generate high-added values products. Our results could serve as a stimulus for the reintroduction of this culture in the study area and in other similar environments.

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Determination of Heavy Metals in Cannabinoid-Based Food Products Using Microwave-Assisted Digestion and ICP-MS

Catenza

Donkor

2022

Food Anal. Methods

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Fiber Quality of Hemp (Cannabis sativa L.) Grown in Soil Irrigated by Landfill Leachate Water

Cited by 6 publications

References 28 publications

TECHNOFORUM 2023. New Trends in Machines and Technologies for Biosystems

TECHNOFORUM 2023. New Trends in Machines and Technologies for Biosystems

Hemp cultivation opportunities for marginal lands development

Determination of Heavy Metals in Cannabinoid-Based Food Products Using Microwave-Assisted Digestion and ICP-MS

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