A bit sensationalist, because you can make the same argument for all other states which have produced legislation around the legal limit of THC in hemp. Most st

A bit sensationalist, because you can make the same argument for all other states which have produced legislation around the legal limit of THC in hemp. Most states are drawing from the federal legislation which denotes a limit of 0.3% of delta-9 THC. Testing is not expensive though it's not cheap (it's $200 in Oregon)[1]. I believe prosecutors are just complaining cause it makes their job harder. The price of testing will continue to come down, in fact there's a YCombinator company in the latest batch that has developed another testing method for field tests. That said, I hope this leads to all states decriminalizing or fully legalizing marijuana. Regardless, when conservative grandparents are using and promoting CBD it is clear that hemp is here to stay. Edit: There is some nuance to this [2] [1] This is what we, Cascadia Blooms, pay in Oregon to test the crops fro our farm and you can see our test results at https://www.cascadiablooms.com/direct/store https://www.cascadiablooms.com/direct/store if you want to see the breakdown that comes from a typical test. [2] https://hempindustrydaily.com/usda-national-thc-test-for-hemp-as-challenging-as-you-think-it-is/ https://hempindustrydaily.com/usda-national-thc-test-for-hem...