Kansas Hemp Laws
Last updated: 2026-04-07
Kansas authorizes hemp cultivation through KDA, but the state has historically been more conservative than many neighboring states on retail cannabinoid products. Hemp production is legal, while finished-product compliance can be narrower and should be reviewed carefully.
THC Limit
0.3% total THC on a dry-weight basis for hemp production, aligned with federal law.
Licensing
KDA administers grower licensing and related program requirements, including land registration, inspections, sampling and testing, and disposition of non-compliant crops. Product manufacturers and sellers should separately review finished-product rules.
Regulatory body: Kansas Department of Agriculture
Key Legislation
Important Notes
Kansas has historically taken a conservative view of allowable THC in retail products. Verify current finished-product rules before launch.