BROOMFIELD, Colo. — Remember that as hemp registrants you need to submit your harvest report at least 30 days prior to harvest. For your convenience, you can enter that information yourself into your Hemp Online Portal account.
Before you harvest your hemp lot(s), it needs to be sampled. You must contact an authorized sampler within 30 days of your harvest date to have samples collected from each lot. Review the list of certified labs to send your samples for analysis.
The hemp program will email the registrants a letter of compliance if the hemp sample results are within the acceptable THC level. If your sample results are not within the acceptable THC level, the hemp program will email you instructions on what to do next, including any remediation or disposal options.
Additionally, CDA inspectors will be conducting random inspections of registered land areas throughout the year. For your random inspection, please ensure to have the following documents available for inspection:
- Planting and harvest reports
- Regulatory THC results
- FSA-578 form
- Receipts for buying or selling hemp seeds or clones
- Petition, if applicable
- Crop off-site storage form, if applicable and
- Remediation/disposal form, if applicable.
Do you have any questions? Contact the Hemp program via our online hemp question form.
— Colorado Department of Agriculture
