What we will be offering:

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Again, our Products are Hemp, Cannabis and, ultimately, the derivative products produced from refinement.  Both Hemp and Cannabis has very high levels of derivative products which are both highly profitable and receiving extremely high consumer acceptance and demand with virtually no marketing or advertisements.  Many CBD providers, for example sustain huge year over year growth in excess of 40% with NO marketing. 

 

Because we will be growing our products – both Hemp and Cannabis – on company-owned farmland, we will be able to easily switch from product to product as the demand shifts over time.  It is this pivotal capability which allows us to be so bullish.

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Industrial hemp can be cultivated for seed, fiber, or pharmaceuticals (CBD oil). Seed and CBD command a much higher price than fiber. But all forms of hemp have good potential as cash crops for national use as well as export.

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What are the numbers? To put things in perspective, commodities like wheat and soy may yield only $40-80 per acre. In contrast, farmers in Canada have been earning $250-300 per acre for hemp crops. U.S. farmers hope to do the same—or better.  Some growers speculate that U.S. hemp could ultimately generate $4,800 per acre in revenue.