My name is Robby and I primarily deal in the biomass industry - and there seems to be some misunderstandings among businesses, in regards to what a certain word in the farm bill means for hemp - SEC297B(ii) - and that line is the term "post-decarboxylation", referring to the testing protocols states must require, or other similar reliable methods, to construct how an individual is to test and interpret what exactly the Delta-9 THC concentrations are in a hemp flower.  

I wanted to ask, how does that word effect how businesses should determine whether or not their material is "hot", and does this word mean that THCa levels can dictate whether or not material is hot?

I believe this question would receive a high amount of interest and feedback from the industry, and benefit the majority of the people on the webinar, who have not read or do not understand that language.

Robby Kerr