BK...read this pr please ? $TGGI majority owner of BDCI June 18, 2018 -- InvestorsHub NewsWire -- Bahamas Development Corporation (OTCPINK: BDCI) subsidiary company Global Consortium, Inc., dba Cannabis Consortium has partnered with Green Matter Holdings, LLC and moved forward with the 15-acre industrial hemp farm test.
The partners have hired a local company to supply the farmer with 24,640 industrial hemp clones at the cost of $5.00 per clone in 3 different strains to be planted on the test site.
The farmer is responsible for planting, caring and harvesting the crops. The partners will pay the farmer a total of $100,000 in between the time of the execution of the agreement and harvesting the crops.
The local company has been retained as a consultant to supply the clones and help oversee the planting, growing, and harvesting of the industrial hemp.
The partners will share the expenses 50/50 associated with the planting, irrigation, weed control, drip line, mulch system, filters, mainline, mulch plastic components, clones, fertilizer and the harvesting expense of the industrial hemp.
The farmer estimates two crop grows annually. If the initial test is proven, the next step is to plant up to 600 acres of hemp.
Originally we were led to believe there were as many as 800 acres available to plant. The actual total available acreage after the test is 600 acres. If all 600 acres are planted, the estimated gross revenue expected to accrue annually is $120,000,000 minus $20,000,000 in operating expenses, resulting in a net of $100,000,000.
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