For investors

A vertically integrated hemp company, in a region that has none.

Delta AgroFiber owns the chain from seed to structure. We are raising to bring decortication and fiber separation in-state, so margin that currently leaves Louisiana stays here.

The market case

The thesis

The Gulf South has the acres, the labor, and the demand. It is missing the middle.

Hemp grows well in Louisiana, and the markets for fiber, hempcrete, and carbon are real and growing. What the region lacks is the processing layer that turns a field of stalk into building materials. That gap is the opportunity, and it is what we are built to fill.

Integrated, not brokered

We control cultivation, processing, materials, and EPC delivery, capturing value at every stage rather than selling raw biomass.

Secured feedstock

The Producer Program lines up grower acreage under guaranteed purchase, giving the processing line a dependable supply.

Two revenue engines

Materials sales plus carbon: Magnolia Biochar adds verified sequestration on top of fiber, hurd, and hempcrete.

Affiliated operations

Three companies, one supply chain.

Delta AgroFiber

Cultivation, the Louisiana Producer Program, fiber and hurd processing, and materials.

Magnolia Biochar

Carbon products from hemp biomass, with a St. Francisville facility and Biochar Now kiln capacity.

Hyperion Group

Sealed structural design and construction management for finished hempcrete buildings.

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Public funding decisions touching Delta AgroFiber, Magnolia Biochar, or Hyperion are subject to Shawn Ledig's standing recusal as a state hemp board chairman. This is an expression of interest, not an offer to sell or a solicitation of securities.