[Illinois flower and such meds - #11 by ShtoobsGnome]
Felt I my post was somewhat relative to your post…
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I agree with it for the most part, except the black market will remain dominant in every market unless the barrier to entry is lowered.
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100% agree with a dominate black market but for entry cost barrier… Please re look at what your saying about entry, operating cost vs operating a dominant “black market”…I’ll explain… Pablo Escobar hired horticulturist to work with and breed Erythroxylum novogranatense (the coca plant) to yield higher alkaloids per hectare… Yes running a dominant black market is easy so be that the market is in demand for products like that but again I keep going back to operation costs relative to what is happening around us
Vertically integrated THC must include retail.
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At this point I’d just like to be everyone’s 
for iso lol
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ISO as in International Organization for Standardization?
“dominating the black market is easy”
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How many can run a 5,000 square foot op? Then how many can run a 300,000 square foot op and not piss money away trying to "make " money? I think most of the money is with in the ability to scale and having competent methods that don’t complicate the operations and operators.
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tride and true term as always.
sell shovels in the goldrush
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does this work in the cbd market or just a newly legalized state?
How do you know if you have found a niche, I have experience developing apps, I have 1 year cultivating experience, I have 2 harvest under my belt, My last harvest was 1 pound.
I read on the blog that a 1 pound harvest is not worth the time. I grow in Atl, GA and im hesitant of truly scaling up, should i ignore the laws and scale up or find another way to break the industry?
is this still profitable?
Yes this is almost 2 years ago - but to you or anyone else experienced, how’d you get started with the cattle themselves? Did you buy them outright for $Xk each, or do another structure?