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Will the Texas Hemp Industry Go Up in Smoke?

Summary by Austin Monthly Magazine
Since graduating from high school in Abilene in 2001, Aaron Owens has spent the better part of two decades cowboying in West Texas. He went from training horses as a ranch hand to helming his own cattle operation specializing in Corriente, a small breed of bull used in rodeo roping events. Then, in 2017, Owens decided to invest in Texas’ burgeoning hemp industry. Within a few years, he’d sold all his cattle, moved to Dripping Springs, and formed…
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Austin Monthly Magazine broke the news in on Tuesday, April 15, 2025.
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