No farmers in the U.S. are growing Industrial hemp. But Two North Dakota men want to. In fact they are fed up with waiting for the Federal Government, so today they pursue growing Industrial Hemp by taking the issue to court. Donnell Preskey has the story... Dave Monson lives 30 miles away from where Industrial Hemp is being grown and sold for a good price. (Dave Monson / Osnabrock farmer) Making nice profits in Canada in neighborhood of $250 an acre profit, frustrating for me to see them across the border, making that kind of money and we can't. For ten years North Dakota Agriculture officials and legislators have been working to legalize hemp as a crop. (Roger Johnson / ND Ag Commissioner) Think we've bent over backwards, and it's come to a point where we need a judge to say it's good enough. Monday morning Dave Monson and Wayne Hauge filed a lawsuit in Federal Court. (Tim Purdon / Attorney) The only thing stopping Monson and Hauge from planting this crop is the fear of if they...