Located on 100 acres of land in Brant County, just west of Hamilton, Ont., 48North’s farm is about to be home to 250,000 marijuana plants.
While most legal cannabis operations are confined to growing their plants indoors, Vandermarel said planting marijuana outdoors will allow them to produce larger and taller crops. “When you’re growing outdoor, you have a low-cost input and a quality input that you’re able to extract and turn into the vapes, and edibles, and all these products that both patients and consumers are really for in the Canadian market,” she explained.
Maybe prime minister pot head can move there after he loses this year’s election. That is , if our teary eyed, fake feminist prime minister even knows where southern Ontario is!
Congratulations JustinTrudeau, mclaudebibeau and GinettePT! You licence a 100 acre POT farm but you WILL NOT remove GovCanHealth licensing of Canadian farmers who want to GROW HEMP which would provide a vast new CDN economic revenue stream.