What does FICR stand for?

Fibre Crops

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Business, finance, etc.

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Federazione Italiana Canoa Polinesiana Outrigger (Italian: Italian Federation of Polynesian Outrigger Canoes; canoe team) Fellow, International College of Prescribing Psychologists Federal Indirect Cost Rate Federal Indirect Cost Recovery Federal Indirect Cost Reimbursement Federal Interagency Chemistry Representatives Federal Interstate Case Reconciliation Federation Internationale de la Croix-Rouge (French) Federazione Italiana Cronometristi (Italian Timekeepers Federation) Fellow of the Institute of Clinical Research (UK)		Final Current Ranges Financial Claims and Reimbursement Financial Integration Consulting and Research, Inc. (Taiwan) Financial Inventory Control Report Fish Crow (Corvus ossifragus) Foundation for Inter-Community Relations (India) Friends International Center in Ramallah Federation of International Camel Race Associations Fox Island Community and Recreation Association (Washington state) Fédération Intérnationale de la Croix-Rouge et Croissant-Rouge

Samples in periodicals archive:

Perhaps the most interesting fact about industrial hemp, especially when compared to trees or to other fibre crops, is its amazing versatility An abundant food source Perhaps the most interesting fact about industrial hemp, especially when compared to trees or to other fibre crops, is its amazing versatility.

The Unique Versatility of the Cannabis Plant

Fibre crops have traditionally been produced in countries where labour is abundant and cheap, with production systems that are simple and labour-intensive.

Natural alternatives to cotton ..

There are currently no office paper products manufactured in Australia that meet the standards environment groups regard as being forest-friendly: that is, predominantly post-consumer recycled content with virgin fibre being sourced from sustainably managed plantations, or alternative fibre crops such as hemp, kenaf and bagasse.

How green is my office paper?