Well we have those people too. California has had Wal-Mart "type" weed stores. Although the federal government is really cracking down on them even though it is legal in the state for "medicinal" reasons.
I am talking full legalization of it.
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Well we have those people too. California has had Wal-Mart "type" weed stores. Although the federal government is really cracking down on them even though it is legal in the state for "medicinal" reasons.
I am talking full legalization of it.
Nah. It started in the middle of 2001 here. The provinces usually follow each other fairly quickly and your states are too divided. It'll take decades before pot is fully legal in all states.
By delivering a partially or fully finished finished product right off the farm.
My ancestors and I didn't get into farming to lose money and waste all winter wetting, retting, bleaching, dying, looming, sewing and retailing and wholesaling.
Winter is for hunting, fishing, sausage making, snowmobiling, getting drunk on your own homemade booze with as many of your 300 relatives as possible, playing cribbage, going on 2 weeks vacations and making more farmers.
The farmers here who sell the whole plant seem to make a good profit.
That reminds me I should pick up some more hemp hearts next time I'm at Save-On Foods.
Drinking ages alone lend a hint of who'll get there first.
Hemp hearts; lots of goodies in em:
Change the way you live, one sprinkle at a time! | Manitoba Harvest - Hemp Foods and Oils
Change the way you live, one sprinkle at a time! | Manitoba Harvest - Hemp Foods and Oils
Through marketing co-ops and the prices are volatile and there is a sh*tload more work. They rely on each other to buy equipment from France for harvesting. Domestic swathers aren't tall enough and the sicles can't cut the hemp stocks.
Do the producers a favour and buy 20L buckets from the Hemp CO-OP in Dauphin. The Hemp Harvest brand is way overpriced at $15.