I hope they don't either @Rekkedge

I have a website where I get mine

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@Rekkedge wouldn't it be nice if the farmers could keep the industry for themselves and not sell out to big Pharma?

came here a month ago. I have to say all of you are some of the kindest people.

YES @Groot

We like you, too @trooper411

Glad you joined us

I, for one, have enjoyed your conversation

what a contrast to the chans

No kidding

No big surprises here

Hey @trooper411 and yes I agree but I need to take exception for me....I'm not kind sometime.😇

I've clicked on a few disturbing things in the chans

@Groot Right. More states allowed to grow hemp and competitive businesses making the CBD from it , so prices "might" come down and be more reasonably affordable

Yes you are @Groot

You've always been respectful

THAT is the GROOT of the problem

@Rekkedge Right now I'm paying about $70 for a small vial, less if I get a lower dose

@Groot me either. it's hard. you guys are influencing me. bigly.

THE KEY @Rekkedge is that Farmers are "Licensed" to grow. Do you see the fundamental issue with that?

@Groot Not sure how WI handles that right now

I can see "Licensing" being a big issue

@Groot YES. A "license" is the government charging and controlling your right to do something that should be free.

Restrictions, regulations

You should be free to grow it on your own land

Without all the restrictions and fees

@Gailmi 2nd that

@Rekkedge pretty good . A license is permission to do what would otherwise be illegal.

And that's not illegal

Anymore

Hemp, anyway

It was legal in WI for a long time

Ask yourseld. How is a farmer growing EVER illegal?

Then apparently they decided it should be illegal

And now it's legal again

Not sure how I feel about them legalizing marijuana

@Gailm During both [or more] wars, farmers were required to grow hemp. Rope, canvass, cloth, and paper...plus for shipping and war efforts

I seem to remember reading something about that @Rekkedge

Hemp paper far exceeds wood-pulp paper