Regenerative Farm in Missouri
About Us
Kind Living Farm is a regenerative farm in Missouri. Our Founders, Heather and Antonio DeRose, have many years of experience cultivating and providing business services.
USDA CERTIFIED HEMP SAMPLING AGENT
Professional Hemp Sampling Agent Services
USDA Hemp Sampling Agent
Heather DeRose Sampling Agent USDA _ SA _ 0211
USDA CERTIFIED HEMP SAMPLING AGENT
Professional Hemp Testing Services
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USDA Hemp Sampling
We offer sampling for hemp compliance testing, performance based sampling and compliance sampling after remediation for Hawaii, New Hampshire, Mississippi, Wisconsin, North Carolina, Utah, Missouri, Vermont and certain Tribes.
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Hemp Sample Shipping
We securely procure samples, package and express ship your hemp samples to the lab for sample testing.
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Hemp Farm Consultation
We are here to help you with all your business’s needs. From hemp seed sources, hemp testing lab selection, document preparation, audit readiness, harvest and storage.
Let’s Connect! Send us a message with your questions about hemp in Missouri, hemp in general, or to schedule an appointment for your hemp farm or hemp business.
Services include but not limited to;
USDA Hemp Sampling - Hemp Farm Consultation - Hemp Sample Shipping - Hemp Business Consultation
Jefferson City News Tribune
“It’s important that people understand what this plant can do for our environment and humans.”
Tara Espinoza/News Tribune photo: Antonio DeRose and his wife, Heather, are educators on hemp and they came out Wednesday, Sept. 6, 2023, to support
Lincoln University's Hemp Field Day. The hemp plants they are walking through are 10 feet tall.
Lincoln University
Hemp Field Day 2023
- Lincoln University Fall ‘23 Written by Jenny Schaben
“After the event, participant Heather DeRose said, "Attending the educational Hemp Field Day at Lincoln University and getting the opportunity to tour a thriving industrial hemp field was an incredibly enriching experience. I enjoyed meeting fellow hemp producers and researchers while connecting with a passionate community dedicated to the future of sustainable agriculture. The event provided valuable insights into the latest research, innovations, and technological advancements in the field."
As a community member, regenerative farm owner of Kind Living Farm, and certified USDA hemp sampling agent, DeRose knows the benefits that outreach and this powerful plant have to offer. "It's clear that hemp is not just a valuable crop, it's a bridge to a more sustainable future, offering solutions in various industries—from textiles to health and wellness. Lincoln's event showcased the collaborative spirit of those involved with the hemp community and their shared commitment to harnessing the potential of this remarkable plant. It was truly an inspiring experience, reminding me of the boundless possibilities for hemp in Missouri and beyond."
Columbia Missourian
The Kind Living Farm growing philosophy for hemp plants is to “let them grow as naturally as possible, sticking with the regenerative farming practices,” - Heather DeRose
Missouri Industrial Hemp Farmer Forum 2022
- Lincoln University Spring '22 Written by Jenny Schaben
… As a regenerative farm, the food and medicine she produces is created without the use of harmful chemicals, which she sees as better for people and animal life. She (Heather DeRose) stated, “Farms following soil-friendly practices grow healthier food.” Regenerative farming helps reduce erosion, reverses the effects of chemical pollution and decarbonization to improve topsoil health and fertility.
What has CBD Done for the Hemp Farmers?
“For our farm, cultivating hemp for CBD flower is helping us research and collect data about farming hemp in Missouri. We’ve selectively shared our research data at state and federal levels to be used in multiple hemp research programs. One of our goals is to use the data we collect to help farmers cultivate hemp successfully in Missouri and other states in the U.S. with similar growing climates.”
- Antonio DeRose, as featured in CBD Health & Wellness Magazine
Missouri Couple Makes Cole County History With First Hemp Crop in 2021
“Our goal is to farm in a way to benefit the soil, crop, environment, and economics. We grow outdoors in the soil, are no-till, use cover crops and companion plants, compost and we use integrated pest management.” - Heather DeRose
