Making Organic CBD - a blog by NuuMe Organics — Organic CBD

Considering the large number of new products available in the rapidly rising CBD and hemp market, most find the CBD space confusing. Without a doubt, the “organic” word is one of the primary sources of confusion, particularly regarding CBD oil. So, what does “organic” mean? As you will discover, organic CBD covers the whole span, from the way the hemp was grown to the way to is processed, all the way to the other ingredients used in the making of the product. What is Organic Hemp? The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) defines organic as any product grown or produced without...

NuuMe Organics prides itself as being the first organic hemp farm in the United States. NuuMe's hemp farm was certified organic way back in 2016. This was almost two full years before the “green rush” with hemp that commenced after the signing of the 2018 Farm Bill.  To level up again, in 2018 our hemp extraction operation became organic; making NuuMe first for another category, as we were now the first fully seed-to-shelf, organic hemp facility. When it comes to organic CBD, the NuuMe team are the real deal. Organic. It’s become quite the weighted word today. Whether or not someone...

Organic CBD Face Serum: understanding what the rage is all about. Since we launched our CBD Face Serum, it has developed somewhat of a cult following. It has been a joy to hear our customers feedback. "I'm Glowing!!" "My aging spots are fading away" With so many wonderful comments pouring in, we realized most of our customers are blown away by the magic-like effect our organic CBD serum has on their skin. So we decided to write this post for them, to explain a bit more how and why the magic happens! Combats the visible signs of aging Our Organic CBD Facial Serum...

Organic CBD products: why organic matters even more for CBD  1/ Hemp absorbs what is in the soil Hemp is a unique plant. One of his many remarkable properties is its ability to clean up the soil it is planted in. As hemp grows, its roots absorb whatever is in the soil: healthy nutrients and minerals, yes, but also fertilizers, pesticides, heavy metals and pollutants. This unique property of hemp is both good and bad. Harnessed well, it helps scientists, farmers and local governments clean up heavily polluted soils. This wonderful practice is called phytoremediation. 2/ Healthy soils are primordial for hemp...