Except the math doesn't work on what they've shown for storage/drying facilities. By the looks of what they've shown in the FB pictures, they can't possibly have more than 10000 square feet of space. If the inside height of each building were 25 ft, which they aren't, that's 250,000 cubic feet.
So let's look at the math. There's 43,264 sq ft in an acre. One 100 acre plot comes to 4,326,400 sq ft. Their plant spacing is about 5 ft with 5 ft row spacing. That's 25 sq ft per plant and 173,000 plants per 100 acres. Each plant is about 3 ft in diameter and averages 6 ft tall. That's about 54 cubic ft per plant.
I'll be generous and say if they squished them together a little it'll take 24 cubic ft per plant to hang and dry them. So that means it'll take over 4,152,000 cubic ft of space to hang and dry them. Plus you've got to have space to maneuver between rows of drying plants so the required space could actually be double that.
Yeah, they have a problem. A big problem.
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