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California’s Wine Country is famed for its rich variety of premium wineries, Michelin star restaurants, and picturesque vineyards. Wine-making and tourism are big business here, with Napa and Sonoma Counties leading the way. Now that California has legalized the recreational use of cannabis since 2016, it is no wonder that marijuana farmers have been eyeing these fertile lands to kick start local cultivation.

Unfortunately, there has been strong opposition to marijuana growing in these regions. While the sale and use of marijuana is permitted, the state legislature has left it up to local authorities to decide on the details. Earlier this month, Napa County’s Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to ban the agricultural growing, processing, and sale of marijuana in its unincorporated areas.

This new proposed law would let companies grow marijuana for medical, recreational and commercial purposes.

Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador officially becomes Mexico’s President December 1st. Obrador has already brought forth legislation allowing Mexicans to sell and grow marijuana.

This new proposed law would let companies grow marijuana for medical, recreational and commercial purposes. Ordinary citizens could apply for permits from the government and would be allowed to grow a maximum of 20 cannabis plants annually for their own use. Public smoking of marijuana would also be allowed under the new law.

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