>When it’s actually legalized, nobody will be making money, as it’s an agricultural commodity that is pretty easy to grow. When compared to other cash crops, r

>When it’s actually legalized, nobody will be making money, as it’s an agricultural commodity that is pretty easy to grow. When compared to other cash crops, remarkably easy to meet market demand on a per acre scale, which is a contributing factor to why it's still illegal, and when legalized, why the who, where and how much are so heavily regulated.