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06-24-2008, 11:06 AM
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OK, but if you are a farmer, and you don't own any shitty land, you'll plant hemp in your good soil so you can make some biofuel money too. At least initially that's what will happen. Maybe there will be more competition later and hemp prices will be driven down as people with the poor soil start planting too, but that will take a little while while they ramp up their production and get their farm equipment in place, etc.
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