This article originally appeared in the November/December print edition of Cannabis Business Times. To subscribe, click here.
Growing legal cannabis for profit means that cultivators must maximize yield, maintain quality, prevent pest infestations and operate at peak efficiency to be able to offer competitive prices while maintaining or increasing profit margins. If investors are involved, they, of course, want a maximum return on their investments. Cannabis Business Times asked cannabis growers from three states — Colorado, Oregon and Washington — to describe how they set themselves up to maximize yield and remain competitive.
To read the full article in Cannabis Business Times' November/December edition, click here.
Growing legal cannabis for profit means that cultivators must maximize yield, maintain quality, prevent pest infestations and operate at peak efficiency to be able to offer competitive prices while maintaining or increasing profit margins. If investors are involved, they, of course, want a maximum return on their investments. Cannabis Business Times asked cannabis growers from three states — Colorado, Oregon and Washington — to describe how they set themselves up to maximize yield and remain competitive.
To read the full article in Cannabis Business Times' November/December edition, click here.
