Cardiff Lexington Corp (CDIX)

[JohnnyRothrock]

130 farms so far and 30,000 liters of CBD - guys this is both a giant hemp/cbd company (and a clinical stage biotech!) AND a true verified expert in the hemp/cbd world...in the epicenter of Hemp which is Kentucky —- and is growing rapidly.....see below...the dd here is insane, as is selling below a penny to me; this company is just starting out as these news clips are mostly from the last one month:

“The company currently has a group of more than 130 family farms, raising more than 265 acres of genetically patented industrial hemp which will yield more than 30,000 liters of CBD oil.”

https://cannabidiolcbd.org/hemp-company-acela-cbd-release-its-first-products-ledger-independent-ledger-independent/


...so doing dd on Acela, they are producing the highest quality, purest CBD oil....so prices for one liter of CBD go for around $3,000 to $6,000 - so let’s go lower to be cautious and say $4,000 a liter. Times 30,000 liters they have under contract now (with more farmers joining them all the time see below!) — that’s $120 million(!):

https://www.eczanegroup.com/product/buy-cbd-full-spectrum-hemp-oil-online/


-Acela as we see from other posts today has gotten the media attention and even a U.S. Congressman Thomas Massie to come to Acela’s lab/warehouse/office. It’s because Acela is an important Hemp/CBD high-tech biotech company in Kentucky, that can help that State maintain its preeminence in the Hemp industry and help former tobacco farmers switch to the healthy and extremely profitable CBD Hemp fields. And even better, Acela is now getting requests from surrounding States who want to join their new CBD new growers network!:


“Growers from Tennessee and West Virginia are also interested in joining the Acela team, according to the company.”


Acela is also spearheading a new CBD woman-focused business program:

“Acela also provides a program to support women growers and retailers in CBD oil — SHE Can’na. The group supports, encourages and educates women in all aspects of the industrial hemp industry and is opening chapters across Kentucky and the tri-state area.”


https://cannabidiolcbd.org/hemp-company-acela-cbd-release-its-first-products-ledger-independent-ledger-independent/


And it gets better. Need 100% proof that Acela is a true leader of quality and expertise in CBD and Hemp?Well, they are now also spearheading Ohio’s first hemp farming as of August 1st of this year....helping Ohio farmers replacing tobacco with hemp/CBD fields - was chosen by the Ohio Department of Agriculture-!:


“Dorothy Pelanda, Ohio Department of Agriculture director, declared Aug. 1, “A historic day for the State of Ohio," as the first hemp plants in the Buckeye State were planted on acreage at the rear of the ODA Reynoldsburg campus.

“Dorothy Pelanda, Ohio Department of Agriculture director, discusses plant growth rates with Acela CBD's Ashley King on Aug. 1. “



—guys: Ohio and Ohio’s Department of Agriculture have come to not only help plant (see pic’s in article of the Acela crew on equipment) - but hemp/CBD seeds to use for their first all-important crop?

Thats right....they are using Acela CBD plants and Acela employees and expert knowledge to plant (!!) ...this is a truly awesome hemp/CBD company in Acela, and obviously one of the best out there - what a stock we have here then guys even if the OS was 500 mil.....!:


“Gathered with many others from the ODA, including Dave Miran, executive director of Ohio’s Hemp Program, and Dan Kenny, chief of the Division of Plant Health, 80 plants of various varieties sourced from Kentucky were placed with the assistance of Kentucky-based Acela CBD.”

“Representatives from Acela CBD likened the process of growing hemp to that of growing tobacco in southern Ohio. “There is a lot of hand labor involved,” Acela’s Greg Gerheard said.

“Acela CBD crew put down organic film before hemp plants are placed in the ground for further research on Aug. 1 in Reynoldsburg.” )



https://www.newarkadvocate.com/story/news/local/pataskala/2019/08/01/first-ohio-hemp-planted-dept-agriculture-reynoldsburg/1888117001/