National Hemp Day, observed on February 4th,  

celebrates the diverse uses and  historical significance of hemp.

This day highlights hemp's role in  industries like textile and construction,  

and its myriad applications in products  like CBD oil, insulation, and biofuels.

It was established to raise awareness about hemp's  

benefits and to dispel misconceptions  about its association with cannabis.

Hemp has been utilized since ancient times,  

with evidence of its use dating back to 8000  B.C. in Taiwan and in sacred Indian texts.

The 2018 Farm Bill legalized  hemp production in the U.S.,  

marking a significant milestone in its history.