Growing Hemp in GA.

[bulletslinger101]

Once legalize, I ain’t trying to pay $20 a G just saying .

That’s what it like in Oregon. They legalized the **** out of it and now the folks that are smoking it is the farmers and staff because the price is so high, (heavily taxed). There are some others as well. I said this to put the cost in context.





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[palmettomoon]

"I think hemp has great potential as a cash crop that can ease the cost of land ownership. "

Big Forestry. Won't allow it. It's a huge industry in GA.

 

[TRoland]

I just got back from Colorado and the price tag on it is amazing out there. $70 an oz. for exotic excellence.

 

[TRoland]

If it was legal the price would level out to that here as well

 

[TRoland]

I’m amazed at the poll. 50 votes yes 0 for no!!

 

[Radar363]

I’m amazed at the poll. 50 votes yes 0 for no!!

The poll is just for hemp legalization.
If it was specifically about marijuana the results would be different.

Some people don't like the idea of jazz cabbage being legalized.

 

[jaywalker456]

The poll is just for hemp legalization.
If it was specifically about marijuana the results would be different.

Some people don't like the idea of jazz cabbage being legalized.

Idk why people are so against it, I gotta take them to Golden Corral after they hit a dab pen lol.

 

[TRoland]

Agreed. Lol I got hooked up with all kinda dab and shatter while i was there lol

 

[reklawd]

It's pure insanity to prohibit people from growing such a useful crop.

Look into why it was made illegal and the whole Reefer madness propaganda if you like conspiracies. Hint: the huge timber and material companies (Brawney, Dupont) who had a direct corporate interest in eliminating a competitive solution that grows like a weed.

 

[reklawd]

"I think hemp has great potential as a cash crop that can ease the cost of land ownership. "

Big Forestry. Won't allow it. It's a huge industry in GA.

That was the orginal reason too. Now it is an economy of scale issue to process hemp into paper and plastic consumer products.