Yes! Hemp will decompose significantly faster than pine.

Yes! Hemp is 4x more absorbent than pine shavings, even more so when compared to rice hulls.

Because hemp is naturally bio-static it eliminates the possibility of bacterial growth.

Horses may take a few bites of the hemp hurd out of curiosity. They will quickly learn it is not food and avoid eating it. It is not palatable and ingesting small quantities is not harmful for them. To discourage curious nibbles, keep food in a feeder.

Absolutely YES! Our high-quality hemp bedding is completely natural, free from harmful chemicals, and provides a safe, comfortable surface for horses to rest on. Hemp bedding is made from industrial hemp which differs from the marijana plant. Industrial hemp contains no more than 0.3% of the psychoactive compound tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). The bedding is made from the core of industrial hemp stalks and the cultivation and processing is federally legal in the USA and most regions globally.

Hemp bedding is near zero dust, highly absorbent, and provides a cleaner, healthier environment for both horses and their caretakers. In fact, hemp can absorb up to four times its weight in liquid, meaning stalls stay drier for longer. This translates to less maintenance, reduced waste, and a more cost-effective solution compared to traditional bedding materials like straw or wood shavings.

Yes! Horses produce a significant amount of urine, which can quickly lead to ammonia buildup—creating an unpleasant smell and potential health risks. Thanks to hemp’s superior absorbency, urine is drawn down and trapped beneath the surface, helping to neutralize odors and keep stalls fresh. This not only enhances air quality but also makes stable cleaning easier and more efficient.