According to Weedmaps, yes, but cannabidiol (CBD) oil must be produced from hemp licensed by the state and contain no THC, under the terms of a 2018 law. We fit all Kansas production guidlines
When the 2018 Farm Bill became law, it redefined hemp as an agricultural commodity and removed CBD and hemp products from their former status as a Schedule 1 substance. While this step was a significant step toward cannabis legalization, the Farm Bill caused confusion at the state level, particularly for Kansas residents who had limited access to CBD products before the law was enacted.
Kansas has its own Industrial Hemp Pilot Program, which the Farm Bill helps support. Kansas consumers still can purchase CBD products but they must meet strict requirements while the Kansas Department of Agriculture (KDA) drafts additional rules for a regulated hemp industry.
Kansas CBD Laws
In April 2018, Republican Gov. Jeff Colyer signed SB 263 into law, known as the Alternative Crop Research Act. This law came about in the wake of the 2014 Farm Bill, which allowed states to launch independent pilot programs to research the viability of hemp as a crop. The KDA launched the program in partnership with Kansas' public universities to license farmers to grow hemp that contained no more than 0.3% THC. The KDA published regulations for the Industrial Hemp Research Program on February 8, 2019.
Shortly after SB 263 passed, Colyer also signed SB 282 on May 24, 2018, which amended the definition of marijuana to exempt CBD. The law broadly legalized Kansas CBD products, but the requirement that they contain zero THC has complicated access to CBD because most products contain at least trace amounts of THC.
On May 21, 2019, Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly signed SB 28 into law, also known as Claire and Lola's Law, which prohibits child removal or child protection actions by providing an affirmative defense for parents or children who possess physician-recommended medical cannabis oil. The cannabis oil can contain no more than 5% THC and must have a lab test to prove its cannabinoid content. However, cannabis oil with any amount of THC cannot be purchased in Kansas, so patients currently have no access to cannabis for medical use.
After the passage of the 2018 Farm Bill, Kelly signed HB 2167 into law, which legalized the creation of a Kansas Industrial Hemp Program. To date, the only acceptable CBD products are those that have zero THC and all hemp cultivation must be licensed by the KDA.
Is Hemp Legal in Kansas?
Yes it is, you can see the laws here
Is CBD Oil Legal in Kansas?
Yes it is, you can see the laws here
Is Hemp Flower Legal in Kansas?
Yes it is, you can see the laws here
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