The HempList #6: Sonic Wave Hemp Processing w/ M-61 Processing

    This interview breaks down a new technology being created by the team at M-61 called Sonic Wave Processing. They claim that they are one of the only facilities in the world with this process of turning hemp biomass into a clean, compact, easily extractable powder.
    • December 10, 2020

    Here’s a quick wrap up of the episode, and some links where you can watch the full length interview..

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    https://youtu.be/DbY5f78C9Jk
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    In Summary

    This interview breaks down a new technology being created by the team at M-61 called Sonic Wave Processing. They claim that they are one of the only facilities in the world with this process of turning hemp biomass into a clean, compact, easily extractable powder. Here’s a quick clip about Sonic Wave Processing and what it does;

    https://youtu.be/D4z-YruZvs4

    In this next clip Chase starts asking some tough questions like, “What about the price and competitiveness in the current market?”. See how they respond here;

    https://youtu.be/Dp21KoUkgMA

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