Jim

Just what I like to see in a newspaper the dope business being promoted. Not!

11:31 am – Fri, June 12 2020

Lulu

Jim, I hate to break this to you, but it’s legal.

11:39 am – Sat, June 13 2020

scooter

Jim,

I thought you were the one that wanted more Ag & “good paying jobs” in the local market? Now you’re wanting to pick and choose which Ag crops are acceptable in Yamhill County?

Did you know the avg bud tender makes 25-40% more than a combine or swather driver in today’s market? The more you know….

02:18 pm – Sat, June 13 2020

Jim

I don’t consider growing dope Ag and I don’t care if it’s legal I don’t have to like it. There are just some things I don’t agree with and like everybody else in America I’m voicing my opinion.

03:52 pm – Sat, June 13 2020

treefarmer

Jim – I am not sure what you read in this article that gave you the impression it was promoting the industry. It just seemed informational to me.

Some farmers grow grapes which can be dried into raisins, or fermented to make wine. Some farmers grow grains that can be ground to make bread or fermented to make whiskey. Some farmers grow cannabis which can be made into medicines or processed for recreational use. Even though these are agricultural products being grown legally, of course you have every right to dislike any or all of these crops. Or to characterize marijuana as “dope” if that is how you see it. We are all guaranteed free speech. That does not change the fact that…