State lawmakers advance plan to allow hemp farmers to grow marijuana
Some social equity groups are fighting the idea, but to address their concerns, hemp farmers say they would cap how much cannabis they could grow.
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Mar 8, 2023, 3:01 AM
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Updated 576 days ago
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325ds agoLawmakers are moving ahead on a controversial plan to let hemp farmers grow marijuana.
A key legislative committee advanced the bill Tuesday.
Some social equity groups are fighting the idea, but to address their concerns, hemp farmers say they would cap how much cannabis they could grow.
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