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Automate Compliance TodayUtah's Medical Cannabis Act (Utah Code § 26B-4-201 et seq.) prohibits home cultivation for everyone, including cardholders — all medical cannabis must come from licensed pharmacies — so viable marijuana seeds have no lawful use pathway and are treated as marijuana under § 58-37-8. Seeds testing ≤0.3% THC technically fit the industrial hemp definition in § 4-41-102, but Utah has never sanctioned seed sales for cannabis propagation, and program administration is transitioning from DHHS to UDAF by Jan. 1, 2027 without any home-grow change. Since May 2022, hemp cultivators in Utah must obtain a USDA producer license through the federal HeMP platform rather than a UDAF cultivation license, while UDAF continues to regulate hemp processing and retail products.