IA HSB753

Establishes definitions for "raw hemp," "semisynthetic cannabinoid," and "synthetic cannabinoid," with synthetic and semisynthetic cannabinoids explicitly excluded from the Iowa Hemp Act's coverage.

Classifies hemp as an agricultural commodity that may be produced, stored, transferred, transported, or distributed in commercial channels when compliant with state and federal hemp laws.

Specifies that compliant hemp plants or raw hemp shall not be considered controlled substances or drugs solely due to form, physical characteristics, or production/storage/transport methods.

Requires hemp flower lawfulness to be determined by THC level testing rather than quantity possessed, stored, transported, or transferred.

Creates a new chapter (204B) for hemp products regulation, establishing findings that hemp is not inherently intoxicating and declaring the need for uniform statewide regulation distinguishing naturally occurring cannabinoids from synthetic or semisynthetic substances.