
In the global shift toward truly sustainable and resource-efficient building materials, the search for alternatives to conventional, high-carbon inputs has focused intensely on the byproducts of industrial hemp. One material, often overlooked but possessing exceptional physical properties, is the Hurd Chips. These light, porous, and woody fragments are the inner core of the hemp stalk, meticulously separated from the strong outer bast fiber during the decortication process. Hurd Chips are defined by their unique cellular structure, which provides superior thermal insulation, effective moisture regulation, and remarkable acoustic damping capabilities. As a result, they are the foundational ingredient in hempcrete, as well as a key material in specialized animal bedding and advanced gardening media. They are dedicated processors who utilize advanced decortication and cleaning technology to deliver high-quality, ultra-clean Hurd Chips optimized for demanding construction and agricultural applications.