1.   Another microbrewery, the Frederick Brewing Co., in Frederick, Md., incorporates hemp seeds in its Hempen Ale, a light, easily drinkable brown ale.

2.   Bird breeders and owners have long used hemp seeds as a health supplement for their pets.

3.   Cicero buys his hemp seeds from producers in China, Hungary and Switzerland, and he plans to sell the seeds and oil at his restaurant within the month.

4.   Done well, brewing with hemp seed can impart a subtle earthiness to the flavor.

5.   Frederick also brews Hempen Golden, a cream ale with hemp seeds.

6.   Hemp seeds can be pressed to produce a protein-rich oil that is particularly well suited to dry skin.

7.   Hemp seeds do not contain THC, but seeds often pick up the chemical after coming in contact with leaves and stems during harvesting.

8.   Hemp seed is rich in protein and Vitamin E.

9.   If the pigeon pecked at a key in response to a Monet, Watanabe rewarded it with hemp seeds.

10.   Import duties and limited supply of sterilized hemp seeds, oil, fiber and fabric have made hemp-based products an expensive option.