About

The British Hemp Alliance (BHA) is a not for profit organisation which comprises a team of seasoned environmental professionals with hands-on experience across the entire hemp value chain; from cultivation and processing to scientific research and land restoration. With a deep understanding of ecosystem dynamics and industrial processes, BHA integrates regenerative practices into land use systems, particularly where environmental damage has occurred.

BHA is Pioneering a Scalable and Inclusive Model

We are leading the way in developing a scalable and inclusive model for land remediation across the UK that delivers measurable economic social, and environmental, value.

Our approach tackles the long-term legacy of mining contamination, especially in high-risk areas, by transforming polluted and degraded land into productive, regenerative assets.

We  integrate industrial hemp cultivation for ecological restoration. We aim to turn environmental liabilities into new opportunities, by restoring ecosystems, and unlocking new material value chains that support a greener, more equitable future.

We Provide Data-Backed Insights

We collect and analyse key environmental data to measure the impact of hemp cultivation on soil health, biodiversity recovery, and habitat regeneration.

We measure the impacts of contaminants in the soil aswell as other ecological markers, generating evidence-based insights that support responsible land management and ecological restoration.

This rigorous, data-led approach helps landowners, policymakers, and businesses make informed decisions aligned with regenerative and sustainable practices.

The BHA Offers End-to-End Support

we offer tailored one to one consultations for individuals looking to enter the UK hemp sector. These sessions are £150 for a one hour consultation and provide a practical, in depth overview to help you make informed decisions.

During the consultation, we can cover:

  • A detailed overview of the hemp growing process and documentation

  • Guidance on suitable seed varieties and how to source them

  • Advice on cultivation methods and best practices

  • Insight into the market, including how and where to sell hemp

  • The opportunity to ask any specific questions relevant to your farm or goals

Should you decide to move forward following the consultation, we also offer additional support services, including on site soil testing and end to end project management of your hemp crop, tailored to your operation.

To organise a consultation or learn more please

Not-for-Profit by Mission
The British Hemp Alliance operates as a non-profit organisation. We do not distribute profits — all funds are reinvested into our advocacy, research, education, farmer support, and policy work.

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