$FSF at Kentucky Department of Agriculture Industrial Hemp Pilot Project Press Event

Michael Lewis, COO of Freedom Seed and Feed, stated, “I am extremely honored to have been chosen by Commissioner Comer as one of a handful of corporate leaders and advocates to speak about the Kentucky industrial hemp program at this important press conference. This will be an excellent opportunity to promote the economic benefits of the industrial hemp program to the state of Kentucky and also to introduce some of the progress Freedom Seed and Feed and Mountain High have made at leveraging the program to build our business and develop unique hemp and CBD products.”

During the press conference at the historic GF Vaughan Tobacco Warehouse #23 in Lexington, Kentucky, Commissioner Comer is expected recap the progress made by the industrial hemp program over the last year and provide the current status of the program, including details regarding the number of overall participants and acreage. Commission Comer is also expected to discuss the economic benefits of the program to Kentucky and its success at attracting outside investment and international interest.

Following the press conference, 1000+ press members and other guests are expected to take part in a larger industrial hemp focused reception event.

About Freedom Seed and Feed, Inc. (FSF)

Based in Lexington, Kentucky, Freedom Seed and Feed, Inc. (“FSF”), through its wholly owned subsidiaries, Healing Ground Farms and Freedom Hemp Works, is an innovative industrial hemp cultivation, processing, and marketing company. FSF’s expertise in production, processing, and supply chain management create a safe, traceable, and seamless transition of crops from seed to delivery. Healing Ground Farms operates a 128 acre farm in the state of Kentucky. The company’s 2014 hemp harvest is currently being used for research and development purposes with a global branded clothing manufacturer, and nutraceutical and pharmaceutical development partners. In addition, the company also conducted yield trials on high CBD strains of outdoor grown certified organic hemp. This plant material is set for processing into sample products in partnership with a U.S. pharmaceutical company.

About Mountain High Acquisitions Corp. (MYHI)

Mountain High Acquisitions Corp. (www.mountainhighac.com) is a diversified holding company focused on the acquisition and development of businesses within the hemp and CBD nutraceutical sectors. The Company’s wholly owned subsidiary, GreenLife BotaniX, Inc. (www.greenlifebotanix.com), is a California-based developer and marketer of the “SuperCBD” brand of CBD hemp oil infused nutraceutical products. Freedom Seed and Feed, Inc., also a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Company, is an innovative Kentucky-based industrial hemp cultivation, processing, and marketing company. In 2014, Michael Lewis, COO of Freedom Seed and Feed, became the first federally permitted private citizen to farm hemp in the United States since 1937.

Mountain High Acquisition Corp. files reports with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The Company’s SEC filings can be viewed at www.sec.gov.

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