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You're not getting in on the ground floor of anything. Sophisticated grow operations have been going on for decades. These "farmers" are miles ahead of anyone new to the enterprise.
Just because something is becoming legal for the first time, doesn't mean everyone is starting at square one.
That said, here in the land of legal MJ, the infrastructure is growing so rapidly that every other state that legalizes will be behind the businesses that have already started in Washington and Colorado. I personally know of one large production facility being designed by industrial engineers where they are modifying the cigarette rolling machines big tobacco uses to manufacture joints on a high volume basis.
So there is certainly money to be made and the industry is growing rapidly. But in terms of ground floor, it's more like getting into plastics in the 70s - not the 50s.
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