A legal marijuana growing base!

Kentucky, USA: in 2013, Senate Bill 50 (Senate Bill50), the legislative proposal of Kentucky Agriculture Commissioner Comer, was passed, legalizing marijuana production in areas such as Kentucky where pilot marijuana cultivation programs were carried out. The farm bill was signed by US President Barack Obama in 2014.

Kentucky: this is not the kind of marijuana that can be smoked. This is a five-year industrial marijuana planting pilot program established by Kentucky Agriculture Commissioner JamesComer. Marijuana seeds are edible and even cosmetic.

Kentucky: of course, there is an undeniable challenge: there are only a few genetic differences between industrial marijuana and ordinary marijuana, and most people can't tell them apart.

Kentucky, USA: when industrial marijuana blossoms, it looks and smells like ordinary marijuana, so we also have security to prevent potential marijuana thieves.

Kentucky, USA: the difference lies in the level of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). Tetrahydrocannabinol is a compound that acts on the spirit. When people inhale marijuana containing this product, they will produce excitement and other manifestations.

Kentucky, USA: although there are still laws and regulations, the cultivation of industrial marijuana has brought a lot of economic benefits to farmers participating in the pilot program.

Kentucky, USA: today, Halverson's 36000-square-foot (3344.51-square-meter) greenhouse is full of lush marijuana. If he grows marijuana for smoking, he can earn more.