HEMP is not in Vermont
even though the local folk DEMAND HEMP's presence and to bring its expertise with.
Economies of scale.
I'll say it again.
Economies of scale.
And one more time.
ECONOMIES OF SCALE.
Those little mobile, pop-up decorticators are good for small mom-and-pop micro farms. They don't compare when doing MILLIONS of pounds. That's where the big boys take over, offering a one-stop-shop of hemp processing. Farmers from all over can simply unload their hemp, have it dried, cleaned, cured, and further processed down into several types of byproducts. Set it and forget it, with a group like HEMP.
LCP Oregon was a huge hit. Hundreds of part-time and full-time jobs created. Was the talk of southern Oregon, and we all know the who's who of cannabis is in the PNW, and not little old sleepy Vermont. They did several hundred-thousand pounds of hemp processing, and only on 8 greenhouses.
Now, soon to be 24 MORE GREENHOUSES, for a total of 32 GREENHOUSES. That is enough room for A LOT more hemp.
Million dollar quarters going to look like fart in a hurricane, and it's only a matter of months away.
HEMP doing more than one state, too.
HEMP doing retail, too.
I'm sure they'll get into lazy old Vermont at some point, but bigger fish to fry. Have to capture the bigger markets first. Market share is most critical...
And only one harvest a year in far north...
HEMP seeking max yield, and Vermont is not the right place for mass production.
Free greenhouses, what a charity? LOL!
Opinions or illusions, hard to tell IMO...
Already know who the competition is...
Every Coca-Cola has it's Pepsi...
HEMP way ahead of most as far as building supply chain. It's sort of a known quantity, Bruce is still king, and HEMP a well-known name by now.
HEMP will be doing A LOT more processing ahead!
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