Kimberly Tijerina, Tano Tijerina’s Wife, Was CEO Of CBD Texas Farms, Which Grew Hemp For CBD Oil Used In Cosmetics, Pharmaceuticals, And Supplements
Kimberly Tijerina, Tano Tijerina’s Wife, Was CEO Of CBD Texas Farms
2020: Kimberly Tijerina Was CEO Of CBD Texas Farms. “Kimberly Tijerina is a multifaceted woman making waves in Webb County. Born and raised in Laredo, Tijerina wears many hats - from ranch girl to cattlemen’s daughter to her current role as a businesswoman. Married to Webb County Judge Tano Tijerina, Kimberly Tijerina is a mother and a wife, balancing her family life with her newfound entrepreneurial pursuits. […] In 2020, Tijerina embarked on a new adventure, transitioning into the role of a businesswoman as the CEO of CBD Texas Farms, growing hemp to make skincare products.” [KGNS News, 3/27/24]
- Kimberly Tijerina Was Married To Tano Tijerina. “Kimberly Tijerina is a multifaceted woman making waves in Webb County. Born and raised in Laredo, Tijerina wears many hats - from ranch girl to cattlemen’s daughter to her current role as a businesswoman. Married to Webb County Judge Tano Tijerina, Kimberly Tijerina is a mother and a wife, balancing her family life with her newfound entrepreneurial pursuits.” [KGNS News, 3/27/24]
CBD Texas Farms Grew Hemp For CBD Oil Used In Cosmetics, Pharmaceuticals, and Supplements
CBD Texas Farms Grew Hemp For CBD Oil To Be Used In Cosmetics, Pharmaceuticals, And Nutritional Supplements. “Cbd Texas Farms hemp is grown outdoors and indoors depending on the season. Unlike marijuana and medical marijuana, which have high levels of THC, our hemp is grown for CBD which contains under .3% THC. Our CBD oil is grown to be used in cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and nutritional supplements.” [CBD Texas Farms, About, accessed 11/10/25]
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Kimberly Tijerina Said She Started Farming Hemp After Experiencing Health Benefits From CBD
Kimberly Tijerina Said She Started Farming Hemp On Her Ranch After Experiencing Health Benefits From CBD. “Kimberly Tijerina is a multifaceted woman making waves in Webb County. […] Tijerina was motivated to delve deeper into the industry when she saw the benefits of CBD for her health. ‘That made my health turn around, and I started feeling better. I started sleeping. My pain was decreased,’ she recounted. Taking advantage of Texas’ new law legalizing the farming of industrial hemp in 2019, Tijerina seized the opportunity to cultivate hemp on her ranch. ‘A lot of people have this misconception that it’s the same thing as marijuana, but it’s very different. It’s different genetics, it’s grown differently, it’s regulated differently, and it’s legal in all 50 states,’ Tijerina clarified.” [KGNS News, 3/27/24]
CBD Was A Non-Psychoactive Compound Found In Hemp
Associated Press: CBD Was A “Non-Psychoactive Compound Found In Hemp That Many See As A Way To Better Health.” “A provision of the farm bill that received final approval in Congress on Wednesday removes hemp from the list of federally controlled substances and treats the low-THC version of the cannabis plant like any other agricultural crop. THC is the cannabis compound that gives pot its high. President Trump is expected to sign the bill into law next week. The change sets the stage for greater expansion in an industry already seeing explosive growth because of growing demand for cannabidiol, or CBD, a non-psychoactive compound found in hemp that many see as a way to better health.” [Associated Press, 12/13/18]