Sacred Seeds Foundation

03/05/2026

🎊Great News!!!📣
The resolution Representative McCabe put forth back in December is now out of Leg Legal and in the Labor and Commerce Committee. Our team at Sacred Seeds Foundation is combing through it to ensure
1. It is easily digestible for regular Alaskans.
2. That there is less stringent testing requirements for true industrial H**p growers (hurd, fiber) vs the delta-9 flower derivatives.
3. That obstacles are removed for growers, allowing them to "...enjoy the fruits of their own industry..." As Alaska's Constitution states in Article 1 Section 1.

From the Labor and Commerce Committee the resolution will then go into the Judicial Committee.

📣 📣 We need your help! Our team is seeking to raise $2,500 for 3 of our team members to travel down to Juneau 🏛 to advocate for H**p for Alaska in front of the House. If you support what we are doing please consider giving at our GiveSendGo page at SacredSeedsUSA.org or contact me (Sara) directly.

Even small gifts will plant a seed towards a better future for Alaska! We are certain that the Lord will bless you for your gift exceedingly and abundantly more than you can ask or think.

Thank you for your support and we look forward to representing you in Juneau!!
**p

03/03/2026

H**p is flipping the script for Alaska’s economy—from exporting raw resources to exporting high‑value, homegrown products and jobs.

Industrial h**p is a true industry disruptor because one crop can feed multiple value chains at once: building materials, textiles, paper, bioplastics, and clean energy, all from the same field. National modeling shows that industrial h**p could create up to 150,000 U.S. jobs by 2030 and generate a total economic impact of around $32 billion, much of it in rural regions. For Alaska, that means new careers not just on farms, but in processing plants, manufacturing lines, logistics, engineering, and research—jobs that can’t be offshored because they’re tied to our land and ports.

Studies of h**p processing hubs in other states estimate that a single mid‑size fiber or building‑materials facility can directly employ 100–200 people and support hundreds more indirect jobs in trucking, equipment, and services. Analyses focused on a h**p insulation plant in Southcentral Alaska suggest that one modern facility could support 150–200 direct jobs and another 300–400 indirect jobs, with a regional impact exceeding $50 million a year. That’s the scale of opportunity GreenBuild Composites brings to Houston, Alaska—turning local h**p into carbon‑negative insulation and building products that lower energy bills and keep more money circulating in our communities.

If you want to help launch this next chapter for Alaska—more good‑paying jobs, more local manufacturing, and fewer empty shipping containers leaving our ports—now is the time to act. Support Sacred Seeds Foundation’s work to plant the acres that will feed Green Build Composites by donating to our Adopt an Acre program at SacredSeedsAK.org.

**p

02/28/2026

Alaska’s future depends on planting new kinds of seeds—and h**p is one of the most powerful.

For decades, our state has ridden the boom‑and‑bust cycle of oil prices, losing thousands of jobs when the market drops and watching overall employment and GDP fall during each recession. At the same time, experts warn that we remain one of the most oil‑dependent state economies in the nation, with no guaranteed replacement for that revenue. That’s why building a diverse homegrown industry around h**p isn’t just exciting—it’s necessary for long‑term stability.

Industrial h**p is a true workhorse crop: it can become building materials, textiles, paper, bioplastics, food, and biofuel, creating multiple income streams from a single plant.

National analyses estimate that by 2030, industrial h**p could generate up to 150,000 jobs and as much as $32 billion in total economic impact across the U.S., much of it in rural communities like ours. That means real opportunities for Alaska farmers, processors, makers, and small businesses to build value‑added products right here at home instead of importing them from Outside.

H**p is also a powerhouse for self‑sustainability and climate resilience. It grows quickly, improves soil health, and can store carbon faster than many forests, especially when turned into long‑lasting products like building materials.

By shifting even a portion of our construction, textiles, and plastics toward h**p‑based alternatives, Alaska can cut dependence on fossil‑fuel inputs while supporting regenerative agriculture. Every acre of h**p we plant is a seed of local food, fiber, and fuel security for the next generation.

If you believe Alaska deserves new industries that create local jobs, support rural communities, and heal our land, help us plant those seeds today. Sacred Seeds’ “Adopt an Acre” program turns community support into real h**p acres in Alaskan soil—support for farmers, research, processing, and education that grows year after year.

Visit SacredSeedsAK.org to donate, adopt your acre, and be part of Alaska’s h**p future.
**p

02/27/2026

What an incredible kickoff tonight!

Thank you to everyone who joined the Alaska Farm Bureau H**p Program Zoom — we had folks from Fairbanks to Sterling, and right here in the Mat-Su Valley all in the same (virtual) room, sharing ideas and energy for what h**p can mean for Alaska’s farms and communities.
We are genuinely excited about the future of h**p in Alaska and the momentum we’re building together.

If you’d like to be part of shaping this new industry, please join us for the next H**p Advisory Committee meeting on March 19th at 6:00 p.m. over Zoom.

Register and pull up a chair to the table. Everyone is welcome!
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1x0DqBsPcgGua_QR7_6ZkTaANtmMmuWQhFtUAhnwLDPM/edit

**p

02/26/2026

We are dreaming of the days when this is building in Alaska. 🥰

to a cabin install we did last year to share a little more on the install process!

People often ask how our panels get installed. The answer is, it depends on the resources available, but more times than not we prefer to use manpower! With the right crew, this is the fastest method of installation. In this way, with a crew of 4-5, we can install about 900cu ft of h**pcrete per day! (A normal length day, not a 12-14hr hand-cast day)

The reason for this is the ‘agility’ that comes with manageably sized panels. We can keep people moving, and not worry so much about clearing all of the space around the entire foundation, or waiting for the equipment to grab the next component.

**pcrete

02/26/2026

H**p in Alaska isn’t just a new crop – it’s a new chapter for our farms and rural communities.

From fresh income streams for growers, to product innovation, local jobs, and greater self-sustainability, h**p has the potential to help us build a stronger, more resilient Alaska together. This is our chance to shape an industry from the ground up, rooted in our land, our people, and our values.

If you’ve ever wondered how h**p could fit into your farm, business, or community, tonight is for you.

👉 Join us for the **AKFB H**p Program Kickoff Zoom**
🗓 **Tonight**
⏰ **6:30 PM**
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83399248001?pwd=kfBbOTWEHEGcwZV5l3mkgCkHBy0EoT.1
Come learn, ask questions, and help us grow the future of Alaska agriculture.

AKFB H**p Program Kickoff
**p **pprogram

02/25/2026

Recently our President Sara Williams direct seeded to many groups an invite to Thursday night's kickoff of the AKFB H**p Program and it sprouted a variety of questions.

This post is designed to answer those FAQs:

Q: Will it even grow here with our cold climates and short growing season?

🌱Quick answer: Yes and very tall! Genetics matter so my team has access to strains that are cold stratified. Grown outdoors and direct seeded it can be grown for fiber proven by similar northern climates in Canada and Iceland that have thriving industry. Even auto flower strains have shown success in this state outdoors.

🌱Also our team has consultants on staff to come alongside you and support successful businesses, crops and harvests. We are committed to every aspect of this industry succeeding for the good of Alaska.

Q: How much can it be sold per pound?

🌱We are working to ensure payout per pound is between $0.50-$1.00/pound depending on which part of the plant is sold.

Q: Who will even buy it here in Alaska?

🌱Our team at Sacred Seeds Foundation is building Green Build Composites and we are looking for 2000 acres as feedstock for Alaska's first ever H**p manufacturing facility for construction materials such as h**pcrete and fiber insulation.

Q: Can't we just buy it from the lower 48?

🌱We have a 4 phased plan to build economic infrastructure for Alaska's H**p industry and pay for Healthcare for All Alaskans.

🌱You have to think home grown industry is worth fighting for. It's not going to be easy but it will be worth it.

🌱As Alaskans we have become bound to this belief that we must ship everything in instead of creating home grown and created solutions that produce self sustainability long term for the people of Alaska. H**p is a crop that can be turned into thousands of products across varied economic impact areas.

🌱We can build houses, make textiles and paper, create bioplastics, biofuel and even food. For the right innovative visionaries H**p is more than just another cash crop. It's an industry disruptor.

🌱We pray and believe that God has designed Alaskans who can possess vision enough to be innovators in this industry and we are planting seeds of manufacturing infrastructure to provide the needed foundational support of the emerging industry.

🌱Please visit GreenBuildAK.com or SacredSeedsAK.org for more information.

Please join us on Thursday night at 630pm on Zoom. Together we believe that we can build a thriving H**p industry. Will you jump on the Alaskan H**p Train with us? Complete the sign up form here and we will send you the Zoom link:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1x0DqBsPcgGua_QR7_6ZkTaANtmMmuWQhFtUAhnwLDPM/edit

**p

02/25/2026

H**p is opening a new chapter for Alaska agriculture, and you’re invited to be part of it.

H**p is a versatile, fast-growing crop that can provide grain, fiber, and value-added products from nearly every part of the plant, creating multiple potential income streams from a single field. It also works well as a rotation crop, helping improve soil structure and reduce pest and disease pressure while supporting more sustainable, resilient farming systems. For rural Alaska, that means a chance to diversify beyond traditional crops, tap into emerging markets, and keep more value in local communities.

On February 26, 2026 at 6:30 p.m., the Alaska Farm Bureau H**p Program is hosting a Zoom kickoff call to explore these opportunities, answer questions, and help interested growers take their first steps into the h**p industry. Bring your curiosity, your ideas, and your questions—this is the moment to see whether h**p has a place on your farm and in your community’s future.

Sign up to learn more about the program here and to get the Zoom link:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1x0DqBsPcgGua_QR7_6ZkTaANtmMmuWQhFtUAhnwLDPM/edit

02/25/2026

Just keep pushing!!

02/25/2026

Look at the beauty of H**p! Would you buy a **p desk?

You've heard of wood paneling but make it sustainable. H**pWood not only offers plank accent walls, but full panel sheets of coated or colored H**pWood.

How does it work? H**pWood Single Sided Panels are composed of PureBond plywood panels with a H**pWood veneer, to get the look of H**pWood at an affordable cost. Total thicknesses ranging from 1" to 3/8" to match drywall or thin Luan backer to simply go over top existing walls.

Have any questions or want to place an order? Give us a call at 888-338-1235 or visit our site www.h**pwood.com.
**pwood **pflooring **pWood

02/24/2026

Do you want to build with **p? Check this out!