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The Man-O-War team, based in Los Angeles, California, has developed patented extraction technology that utilizes innovative processes to significantly reduce the carbon footprint associated with hemp extraction. This environmentally safe technology ensures no VOC release into the atmosphere during operations. Our extraction technology is broad and efficient, enabling in field extraction that combines effective plant harvesting and handling techniques, which preserve plant-based actives and maximize biomass recoveries.
Global benefit: Hemp can scrub TWICE as much CO2 as an equivalently sized forest. Therefore, any system that encourages increased planting not only benefits the market by providing a steady supply chain of crude, distillate, or isolate extract but also contributes to the reduction of harmful gases in the environment. Revenue streams for hemp-related businesses are directly tied to an increase in acreage planted and harvested.
The Man-O-War mobile extraction process model can utilize freshly harvested whole-plant wet material with minimal handling, thanks to our revolutionary hemp processing production line. This technology anticipates growth in the industry and addresses potential bottlenecks for crude, distillate, or isolate extract, which have previously led to un-utilized harvests and reductions in planted acres.
Additionally, Man-O-War has anticipated the need for larger mobile units when sufficient planted acreage exists, allowing us to send these units to multiple farms for efficient field harvesting. This model produces 'disruptive throughput' of hemp biomass, maximizing efficiency in cannabinoid extraction.
Collateral benefits of employing the mobile model result in substantial savings for farmers through reduced labor, storage, curing, and other costs typically incurred in growing and harvesting.
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