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At an event last December, I tasted a beer which was pushed through a randall that contained Amarillo. The beer was VERY grassy so I decided to check my stock. I purchased two pounds last year (2013 crop) from two different suppliers. One was fine and the other was very grassy. Like Hoppy...

. . . forgot to mention that when the foliage is first emerging on some varieties it tends to have a very similar appearance to hemp. Once those leaves mature a bit, they'll lose that appearance and begin to look more like that of hops.

If you grew it from a rhizome, it's absolutely not hemp as hops grow from a perennial rootstock which produces rhizomes and cannabis is an annual that grows from seed. If it did come from a seed, one way to tell the difference would be to rub your fingers up the stem. If it's a hop plant...

Sorry about the second post? Would something like this help: http://www.hopunion.com/uk-admiral/ This site gives the total oil averages of various hops when extracted from 100g of that particular variety. As you can see, the range is pretty broad as some of the newer varieties have been bred...

"I'm using hop oils and wanted to know how many A, whole hops and B, hop pellets would be needed to make 1ml of hop oil" This might help: http://www.hopunion.com/uk-admiral/. This site gives you an idea of the total oils of any of the hops listed that can be extracted from 100g of that...