Paper from Kenaf Plant.

Reports on kenaf, a fiber closely related to cotton, which could be used in making newsprint paper, replacing wood pulp and saving diminishing forests. Where in the United States that kenaf is grown, noting it is renewable yearly; Benefits to be accrued by using kenaf, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture; Statistics indicating the volume of newsprint used by U.S. newspaper publishers in 1987; Other products that can be made from kenaf.