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I live in Texas and anxiously await legalization because I’d love to start farming it. However I know how things in this state work, and the economics of Ag. I
by ryanmarsh 6y ago
I live in Texas and anxiously await legalization because I’d love to start farming it.
However I know how things in this state work, and the economics of Ag. If and when Texas legalizes there will be immense amounts of private equity involved (lots of money here) and it will go ConAgra-ADM-Monsanto overnight.
People here do business, and Ag, really big. Fuck even one of the grocery chains is vertically integrated. They own everything from farms to shrimp boats.
My chances of doing anything are shot, except maybe high-end boutique low-yield stuff with lots of marketing.
- nsp 6y agoWhich grocery store? HEB?
- ryanmarsh 6y agoYes
- fedreserved 6y agoIf you can breed to turn high end low yield strains, into high end high yielding/fast finishing/naturally mold and pest resistant strains then you will be able to either license out your strain library, or compete the fold fashioned way. Get started the earlier the better to be ahead of the curve