The comments after article are quite amusing.
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Well, well, look at that.
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Existing machine trimmers aren’t cost effective (on a per-pound basis relative to human labor) because they can damage too many precious trichromes, which are the barely visible crystal-like hairs covering the buds, secreting the cannabinoids (chemicals i.e. THC/CBD) that intoxicate/heal.
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Hard to not envision Monsanto 2.0 n wheres the proof fer 100x rate of photosynthesis? See nuttin on their site.
The Epigenetics discussed is a company name not the process of genetic expression via environmental stimuli n normal cell growth.
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Yes, it is a teeny tiny company, which seems to be quite prone to exaggerate with unsubstantiated marketing hype.
This is excerpted from article, and made me giggle;
“Cann10 and Epigenetics will jointly invest dozens of thousands of dollars to promote research of the cannabis…”
Dozens of thousands of dollars? hahaha
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I got a nice belly laugh from this.
Anywhere near the current rate of taxation is a boon to black marketeers
Incompetence, or in cahoots?
Hmm?
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Similar issue in the states. State law vs Federal law. Some untested waters here where things can shift at the whim of the Justice Department.
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Incompetence + in cahoots.
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Here is more on the cannabis tax conundrum.
The writer makes a few valid points, but displays some
weird, convoluted logic overall.
IMO, all states need to allow home growing, as I think this would level things out more
efficiently.
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A method generating excitement due to its high sensitivity is a genetic test called polymerase chain reaction (PCR), and it is capable of detecting pathogens with only a single organism present. PCR can also be multiplexed to look for many pathogens at once. Further, the detected quantities are not biased due to differences in species growth rates.
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Well color me skeptical, but study was conducted on only 45 people.
Something else in play, maybe?
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Fuckin space weed…wonder how much he’s gonna sell that per gram once it’s back on earth? Or is it for the astronauts to indulge?..guess I should have read the article…lol
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I pulled this from article;
Eventually, the market might dictate that growers use cheaper greenhouses and take production outdoors where costs are bound to be much lower. In the meantime, it’s going to be a steep learning curve for the burgeoning industry.
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IMO, this is inevitable, I further see many operations moving to the sun belt states, because outdoor year round growing is more viable and energy efficient.
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