CROP has "tenants" that grow hemp on property that CROP either owns or leases. As I understand, the first plantings of these tenants took place in the summer and are just now being harvested. That includes harvests in Nevada, Washington, and California.
The "partnerships" they have, seem to be companies that will sell CROP's manufactured products (oils, edibles, etc.). Since the first harvests have just begun they haven't had much time to produce and sell those manufactured products.
I expect "some" revenues to begin very soon and to slowly ramp up into the end of 2018.
2019 should be the first year of extensive sales and revenues. All we can do is make guesses/estimates on revenues in 2019. I've seen estimates of $30-60M in revs for 2019 from 2nd-hand sources. As far as I know, the company itself has NOT made any revenue projections for either 2018 or 2019. Any revenue projections in the millions of dollars will probably shoot their share price up significantly and should reduce dilution significantly as well.
CROP has in the past and continues to release a significant number of articles/publications on their progress and plans.
By now there is a voluminous record of such items. If you are interested in reading some of these publications I can suggest the following links for you:
News 
Market Data 
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