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Fiber Crops

Contains sites dealing only with field crops that are used for fiber. Some of the plants covered are, but not limited to: Abaca, Cotton, Flax, Industrial Hemp, Kenaf, and Ramie.

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Abaca

Contains sites dealing only with the field crop Abaca.

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Cotton

Contains sites dealing only with the field crop Cotton.

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Flax

Contains sites dealing only with the field crop Flax.

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Industrial Hemp is an annual plant that can be grown in almost any climate and can be used to produce over 25,000 products including: food, paper, clothing, plastics, building materials and fuel. It is currently grown in more than 25 countries including Canada, England, Germany, France, Russia and China but it is still prohibited in the United States. Please see the FAQ for more information about Industrial Hemp.

Please submit links for sites dealing only with the crop Industrial Hemp. Please submit farming and top level processing links to Business/Industries/Agriculture_and_Forestry/Industrial_Hemp/.

See "Submitting a Site to The Open Directory Project" at http://dmoz.org/add.html for more information before submitting links.

Please see the FAQ for more information about Industrial Hemp.

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Ramie

Contains sites dealing only with the field crop Ramie. Ramie fiber, or China grass, is obtained from Boehmeria nivea.

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