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Proceedings of Second Hemp Workshop, 19 August 1997
62 pages
Published: 1 Jul 1998
Author(s): Jong, Stuart De, Dr
ISBN: 0-642-54079-9
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This report details the proceedings of Australia’s Second Industrial Hemp Workshop, held on 19 August 1997.
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