Medical growers License ?
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A couple mates and I have started chipping away at it. One of my mates is in real estate and is working on the biggest hurdle. They expect you to have a facility all set up with the required security etc before you apply. So it makes it hard for anyone to give their big pharma mates any competition. Cause let's face it there are alot of growers out there with decades of experiance that if let loose will run rings around cannatreck etc.its not the criminal records, not the 30k administration fee, not the proof we can run buisness, the logistics how we are going to move it around, we have that all covered. it's the multi million dollar warehouse set up with double fencing etc that we can't afford and they know it. So old mate has been talking to people with big property portfolios trying to find someone with a lazy warehouse sitting around that is willing to partner upHave to do it in steps, just need to know where to start, I know I look like I fuck wit online! but this is what I want to do in the last part of my life!
I will build a the factory I worked for a building systems company as their IT over 4 states. I have plans! just need a little help.
I want to do some thing I LOVE before I die
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What would this prove...I would post my google profile but hey not a fucking idiot!
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I think you would need $1m NP on your current business, not turnover in order to fund it.
It’s a cool idea, but I bet the gov regulation would wear ya down and end up being just another high risk, low margin business where you need big turnover to make a buck.
It’s a cool idea, but I bet the gov regulation would wear ya down and end up being just another high risk, low margin business where you need big turnover to make a buck.
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But if ya heart is set.
Buy this joint. been for sale for ages.
Buy this joint.
been for sale for ages. 
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Also need contracts with suppliers as well, as with any horticultural product you've gotta sell it at the end of the day. I understand government red tape is an issue but with experience growing a horticultural product on-selling the fuckin thing can be a pain in the ass to say the least if you're not getting favorable terms
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Yeah we got a supplier. We have everything except the multimillion $ complex. There are a couple of consultants that look over your proposal and make sure you have everything in order before you pay the 30k application fee to make sure all your ducks are inline.if they would let you put it in and give you a conditional approval without having the property then you could find an investor easier.
Aye Shroomer
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Maybe look to purchase an existing greenhouse. Such as a strawberry or tomato farm. Surely the set up would be similar. Irrigation lines, exhaust, etc
Even run it as a veggie business until you get the go ahead to switch h to canna
Anything’s possible. But clearly in Aust it’s just that little bit more harder to step into it.
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That's the problem we don't have the coin, we'd have enough Equity in our houses but there is still the probable of a NO after we have spent the cash. That's why we're trying to find someone with appropriate real estate we can use. They need to change the process so you can get approved before hand then get the finale sign off when your facility is set up. Next to knowone has that kind of Jam unless your a big corporate, with brown paper bags of cash paying the politicians to keep the application process like that. Because they know importing a 25 year old from America to run their setups isn't going to be half as good as someone that's been growing for longer than the've been aliveMaybe look to purchase an existing greenhouse. Such as a strawberry or tomato farm. Surely the set up would be similar. Irrigation lines, exhaust, etc
Even run it as a veggie business until you get the go ahead to switch h to canna
Anything’s possible. But clearly in Aust it’s just that little bit more harder to step into it.
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Yeah strawberries like the alpine varieties and pineberries would go hard, microgreens and even medicinal mushrooms. Those cordyceps are super expensive and apparently easy as to grow too.Maybe look to purchase an existing greenhouse. Such as a strawberry or tomato farm. Surely the set up would be similar. Irrigation lines, exhaust, etc
Even run it as a veggie business until you get the go ahead to switch h to canna
Anything’s possible. But clearly in Aust it’s just that little bit more harder to step into it.
Hate to shit on everyone's dreams here but cannabis is just not a viable option unless of course you can suck on Gina's fat tits or the likes of those who are born into rich families that can afford to lose a few millions like they dropped a $2 coin and moved on unphased
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Unless your prepared to lose every thing.
Probably not the best idea in the current market.
Like I said before things might be different in a recreational setting.
Unfortunately I don't think big pharma will let it happen here and TGA backing them it's pretty solid for the foreseeable future
Probably not the best idea in the current market.
Like I said before things might be different in a recreational setting.
Unfortunately I don't think big pharma will let it happen here and TGA backing them it's pretty solid for the foreseeable future
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Yep no way.. see the latest 9news vid about medical weed turning over 2 billion dollars in profits, it's just making the rich richer. What a fucking joke. You think that the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme would have subsidized 'Medical' marijuana by this point too instead of selling it at basically street prices. Why the fuck can't people get their 'medicine' tubs at a subsidized price for $5-$10 like all the other pharmaceuticals?Unless your prepared to lose every thing.
Probably not the best idea in the current market.
Like I said before things might be different in a recreational setting.
Unfortunately I don't think big pharma will let it happen here.
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when the pbs does eventually subsidize cannabis it will be a free for all and usage will skyrocket. i can see that happening well before recreational by a major state
itchybro
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it's the reason people look to other markets , build a business in another country where bureaucracy might not be as totalitarian & dollars can possibly travel further , while keeping an eye on the market you prefer & continuing fund building to make a border move , big food do similar all the time
Love to grow
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Ya better off buying a cheap house n go Vietnamese style run pgr n all get students to run it what a buisness plan
even big ol Gina about 15 mil down on her investment in little green pharma it’s not meant for the common folk to make money or we all be doin it
even big ol Gina about 15 mil down on her investment in little green pharma it’s not meant for the common folk to make money or we all be doin it
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That's right they don't want proper weed farmers as competitionYa better off buying a cheap house n go Vietnamese style run pgr n all get students to run it what a buisness plan
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If you love your weed, you’d never do it commercially and legally. Do your head in it would. Work backwards if you lucky from $150 an ounce.
Curing, trimming, harvesting, flowering, vegging, cloning, propagating, purchase genes. At minimum wage per hour nope. Oh then site, legislative requirements and nope.
Tests anyone? Potency? Contamination? Mould? Etc. Not much competition here I’d suspect so pricy.
Transport? Marketing? Packaging? And on and on.
I’m pretty confident this is a site near Lismore. Big company, advertised for a grower about 5 years ago. Nice and discrete, end of a road, elevated nil through traffic or reasons to go near. I’ve heard there’s another one maybe two in the Byron hinterland.
Small boutique growers with quality genes and product, with access to competitively priced testing requirements, I’d consider but nah.
Australia is too conservative and there’s big money in booze. Call it a medicine? We’ll leave it to the pros, big pharma and big dollars.
Curing, trimming, harvesting, flowering, vegging, cloning, propagating, purchase genes. At minimum wage per hour nope. Oh then site, legislative requirements and nope.
Tests anyone? Potency? Contamination? Mould? Etc. Not much competition here I’d suspect so pricy.
Transport? Marketing? Packaging? And on and on.
I’m pretty confident this is a site near Lismore. Big company, advertised for a grower about 5 years ago. Nice and discrete, end of a road, elevated nil through traffic or reasons to go near. I’ve heard there’s another one maybe two in the Byron hinterland.
Small boutique growers with quality genes and product, with access to competitively priced testing requirements, I’d consider but nah.
Australia is too conservative and there’s big money in booze. Call it a medicine? We’ll leave it to the pros, big pharma and big dollars.
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The people we spoke to said if it high grade 5k a kilo which is yeah about 150 per oz. So when we done the numbers we just scaled it up off what we get out of my primative 4×8
knowing with a fully sealed climate controled warehouse we'd get a higher percentage and on paper it looks feasible
So you want to create a public company listed on the ASX. Look at all the failures of others that have lost investors millions.
