Upstate Farmers Struggle as New York State Policies Lead to Black Market Involvement for Weed Growth

Friday, 22 March 2024, 14:30

The impact of New York State's policies on upstate farmers aiming to grow weed has been detrimental, pushing them into the black market. Despite the initial focus on supporting small businesses, some farmers find themselves grappling with unforeseen challenges. This shift highlights the complex interplay between legalization efforts and actual market realities, raising concerns about equitable opportunities and regulatory effectiveness.

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Upstate Farmers Feel the Impact

Weed legalization was supposed to prioritize mom-and-pop businesses — but for some upstate farmers, things didn't go as planned.

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Upstate Farmers Feel the Impact

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