Francie 6,368 Posted October 22, 2017 Report Share Posted October 22, 2017 Were ye get them kev? Just seen that mate and ebay or any smoking shops ect Forgot what i was looking for kev lol Quote Link to post Share on other sites
dave88 1,565 Posted October 22, 2017 Report Share Posted October 22, 2017 Anyone ever spend any money on a higher end grinder?...im back to having a joint every now and then and my mate bought me a space case for my bday back in july...45 quid for a grinder and this is the small one!! Is the dogs danglies though Quote Link to post Share on other sites
mackem 26,408 Posted October 22, 2017 Report Share Posted October 22, 2017 Who makes weed names up?Stoners?My mate has some resinous gear at the moment,its name?Peanut butter breath 2 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
lurcherman 887 13,134 Posted October 22, 2017 Report Share Posted October 22, 2017 Were ye get them kev?Just seen that mate and ebay or any smoking shops ectForgot what i was looking for kev lol Me too mate lol Quote Link to post Share on other sites
green lurchers 16,635 Posted October 22, 2017 Report Share Posted October 22, 2017 Who makes weed names up?Stoners?My mate has some resinous gear at the moment,its name?Peanut butter breath any new name helps Quote Link to post Share on other sites
mackem 26,408 Posted October 22, 2017 Report Share Posted October 22, 2017 Who makes weed names up?Stoners?My mate has some resinous gear at the moment,its name?Peanut butter breath any new name helps Wedding cake?Tangilope?Alien OG?I remember long before pretentious cannaseurs got involved it was just thai-stick and red-leb 3 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
mackem 26,408 Posted October 23, 2017 Report Share Posted October 23, 2017 Australia to get million-square-foot cannabis greenhouse A partnership of two Canadian businesses has announced plans to build a million-square-foot greenhouse for growing medical cannabis in Australia. PUF Ventures has entered a partnership with MYM Nutraceuticals to build the production facility, called the Northern Rivers Project, in northern New South Wales. The developers aim to make the town of Casino the medical cannabis capital of Australia. The construction of the facility will be completed in stages at an estimated total cost of CA$50m (£30m). The first phase of the project is to cover approximately 300,000 square feet, which upon completion will be the largest medical cannabis greenhouse in Australia. Based on current construction timelines, permitting and various Australian approvals, the first crop is expected to be planted in the fourth quarter of 2018. "The Northern Rivers Project is the largest project of its kind in the southern hemisphere and we have been extremely pleased with the positive reception we have received form the Richmond Valley Council,” said Derek Ivany, president and CEO of PUF. “We expect to file the formal cultivation application with the Australian Office of Drug Control within two weeks and look forward to working with our commercial and governmental partners as we look to break ground on this historic project." MYM chief executive Rob Gietl added: “Getting in on the ground level of a market as large as Australia represents a massive opportunity for MYM. Our experience in dealing with all levels of government will certainly pay off, as there are many similarities between the Weedon, Québec project and the Northern Rivers Project in New South Wales." The Northern Rivers Project is a partnership with the Richmond Valley Council, the local government in New South Wales, and PUF Ventures Australia, a recently formed majority-owned subsidiary of PUF. The one-million-square-foot greenhouse operation will include manufacturing, processing and office facilities for the cultivation, production and manufacture of medical cannabis and associated products. The plant will have the capacity to produce 100,000kg of cannabis per year, worth between CC$800m and CC$1.1bn. The current market price for high quality medical cannabis in Australia is between CA$227 and CA$315 per ounce or CA$8,000 and CA$11,000 per kilogram. The Northern Rivers Project includes a land purchase option agreement with the Richmond Valley Council for a 27ha parcel of land near the town. The council will provide the land for five years at no cost, with an option for Northern Rivers Project to purchase the parcel on favourable terms after the fifth year. Australia has introduced progressive medical cannabis laws in the past few years, and is essentially where Canada was four years ago, said PUF. It said. “Assuming recreational cannabis becomes legal and, with a population of more than 24 million people, it is estimated that the cannabis market in Australia will grow to C$9 billion over the next seven years, making it a very attractive market.” A partnership between a government and corporation partnering in a cannabis operation is familiar to MYM, as it is very similar to the first-of-its-kind Canadian partnership MYM formed with the city of Weedon earlier this year to build a 1.5-million-square-foot greenhouse facility in Weedon, Québec (link opens in new tab). http://www.theconstructionindex.co.uk/news/view/australia-to-get-million-square-foot-cannabis-greenhouse Quote Link to post Share on other sites
arcticgun 4,548 Posted October 23, 2017 Report Share Posted October 23, 2017 (edited) Australia to get million-square-foot cannabis greenhouse A partnership of two Canadian businesses has announced plans to build a million-square-foot greenhouse for growing medical cannabis in Australia. PUF Ventures has entered a partnership with MYM Nutraceuticals to build the production facility, called the Northern Rivers Project, in northern New South Wales. The developers aim to make the town of Casino the medical cannabis capital of Australia. The construction of the facility will be completed in stages at an estimated total cost of CA$50m (£30m). The first phase of the project is to cover approximately 300,000 square feet, which upon completion will be the largest medical cannabis greenhouse in Australia. Based on current construction timelines, permitting and various Australian approvals, the first crop is expected to be planted in the fourth quarter of 2018. "The Northern Rivers Project is the largest project of its kind in the southern hemisphere and we have been extremely pleased with the positive reception we have received form the Richmond Valley Council, said Derek Ivany, president and CEO of PUF. We expect to file the formal cultivation application with the Australian Office of Drug Control within two weeks and look forward to working with our commercial and governmental partners as we look to break ground on this historic project." MYM chief executive Rob Gietl added: Getting in on the ground level of a market as large as Australia represents a massive opportunity for MYM. Our experience in dealing with all levels of government will certainly pay off, as there are many similarities between the Weedon, Québec project and the Northern Rivers Project in New South Wales." The Northern Rivers Project is a partnership with the Richmond Valley Council, the local government in New South Wales, and PUF Ventures Australia, a recently formed majority-owned subsidiary of PUF. The one-million-square-foot greenhouse operation will include manufacturing, processing and office facilities for the cultivation, production and manufacture of medical cannabis and associated products. The plant will have the capacity to produce 100,000kg of cannabis per year, worth between CC$800m and CC$1.1bn. The current market price for high quality medical cannabis in Australia is between CA$227 and CA$315 per ounce or CA$8,000 and CA$11,000 per kilogram. The Northern Rivers Project includes a land purchase option agreement with the Richmond Valley Council for a 27ha parcel of land near the town. The council will provide the land for five years at no cost, with an option for Northern Rivers Project to purchase the parcel on favourable terms after the fifth year. Australia has introduced progressive medical cannabis laws in the past few years, and is essentially where Canada was four years ago, said PUF. It said. Assuming recreational cannabis becomes legal and, with a population of more than 24 million people, it is estimated that the cannabis market in Australia will grow to C$9 billion over the next seven years, making it a very attractive market. A partnership between a government and corporation partnering in a cannabis operation is familiar to MYM, as it is very similar to the first-of-its-kind Canadian partnership MYM formed with the city of Weedon earlier this year to build a 1.5-million-square-foot greenhouse facility in Weedon, Québec (link opens in new tab). http://www.theconstructionindex.co.uk/news/view/australia-to-get-million-square-foot-cannabis-greenhouse And yet still the British establishment drags its feet on the subject , missing out on untold millions in revenue , every day they miss out in tens of thousands as the business is already up and running, to be fair most are extremely slick modern set ups providing exceptional levels of customer service and satisfaction , to be fair they piss all over goverment funded and trained set up businesses , and that's whilst the market still unlawful , the mind boggles it's not like we exactly rolling in cash or new viable ideas either but hey let's sit back n wait till the green rush is over eh good old progressive UK lmao Edited October 23, 2017 by arcticgun 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
arcticgun 4,548 Posted October 23, 2017 Report Share Posted October 23, 2017 Who makes weed names up?Stoners?My mate has some resinous gear at the moment,its name?Peanut butter breath any new name helps Wedding cake?Tangilope?Alien OG?I remember long before pretentious cannaseurs got involved it was just thai-stick and red-leb I had strawberry cheesecake at weekend my pal and the seller where raving how much like strawberry it tasted , fir me it tasted like sweet weed with hint of cheese to it , tasted it loads of times under several different names from several different growers n seedbanks , weeds weed for me , still think UK home grown done right holds its head up with the rest of the world , our concentrates are winning comps European and worldwide too Quote Link to post Share on other sites
mackem 26,408 Posted October 23, 2017 Report Share Posted October 23, 2017 Australia to get million-square-foot cannabis greenhouse A partnership of two Canadian businesses has announced plans to build a million-square-foot greenhouse for growing medical cannabis in Australia. PUF Ventures has entered a partnership with MYM Nutraceuticals to build the production facility, called the Northern Rivers Project, in northern New South Wales. The developers aim to make the town of Casino the medical cannabis capital of Australia. The construction of the facility will be completed in stages at an estimated total cost of CA$50m (£30m). The first phase of the project is to cover approximately 300,000 square feet, which upon completion will be the largest medical cannabis greenhouse in Australia. Based on current construction timelines, permitting and various Australian approvals, the first crop is expected to be planted in the fourth quarter of 2018. "The Northern Rivers Project is the largest project of its kind in the southern hemisphere and we have been extremely pleased with the positive reception we have received form the Richmond Valley Council, said Derek Ivany, president and CEO of PUF. We expect to file the formal cultivation application with the Australian Office of Drug Control within two weeks and look forward to working with our commercial and governmental partners as we look to break ground on this historic project." MYM chief executive Rob Gietl added: Getting in on the ground level of a market as large as Australia represents a massive opportunity for MYM. Our experience in dealing with all levels of government will certainly pay off, as there are many similarities between the Weedon, Québec project and the Northern Rivers Project in New South Wales." The Northern Rivers Project is a partnership with the Richmond Valley Council, the local government in New South Wales, and PUF Ventures Australia, a recently formed majority-owned subsidiary of PUF. The one-million-square-foot greenhouse operation will include manufacturing, processing and office facilities for the cultivation, production and manufacture of medical cannabis and associated products. The plant will have the capacity to produce 100,000kg of cannabis per year, worth between CC$800m and CC$1.1bn. The current market price for high quality medical cannabis in Australia is between CA$227 and CA$315 per ounce or CA$8,000 and CA$11,000 per kilogram. The Northern Rivers Project includes a land purchase option agreement with the Richmond Valley Council for a 27ha parcel of land near the town. The council will provide the land for five years at no cost, with an option for Northern Rivers Project to purchase the parcel on favourable terms after the fifth year. Australia has introduced progressive medical cannabis laws in the past few years, and is essentially where Canada was four years ago, said PUF. It said. Assuming recreational cannabis becomes legal and, with a population of more than 24 million people, it is estimated that the cannabis market in Australia will grow to C$9 billion over the next seven years, making it a very attractive market. A partnership between a government and corporation partnering in a cannabis operation is familiar to MYM, as it is very similar to the first-of-its-kind Canadian partnership MYM formed with the city of Weedon earlier this year to build a 1.5-million-square-foot greenhouse facility in Weedon, Québec (link opens in new tab). http://www.theconstructionindex.co.uk/news/view/australia-to-get-million-square-foot-cannabis-greenhouse missing out on untold millions in revenue.................................................... Colorado’s 2017 marijuana sales reach $1 billion in just eight months Legal marijuana is a bona fide billion-dollar industry in Colorado. And it’s hitting the mark faster than ever. In 2017, Colorado eclipsed $1 billion in marijuana sales in eight months; in 2016, it took 10 months. Colorado’s marijuana retailers logged upward of $1.02 billion in collective medical and recreational sales through August, according to The Cannabist’s extrapolations of state tax data released Wednesday. Year-to-date sales are up 21 percent from the first eight months of 2016, when recreational and medical marijuana sales totaled $846.5 million. This year’s cumulative sales equate to more than $162 million in taxes and fees for Colorado coffers. During the month of August, sales of flower, edibles, concentrates and accessories were nearly $137 million — $100.3 million from recreational cannabis sales and $36.5 million from medical marijuana — according to The Cannabist’s calculations. The Colorado Department of Revenue’s latest report lists marijuana taxes, licenses and fees remitted in September. The receipts largely reflect sales made in August but have the potential to vary because of incomplete or late returns from prior months. The monthly tax data now comes with some additional stipulations. It’s the second full month in which marijuana sales have been subject to a different taxing structure, and the reports reflect a “period of transition,” DOR officials say. The special sales tax rate for recreational marijuana increased to 15 percent from 10 percent in July, as the result of a new law that also exempted recreational marijuana products from the 2.9 percent standard state sales tax. Medical marijuana and accessories are still subject to that 2.9 percent sales tax rate. The Cannabist’s calculations for July and August 2017 recreational sales are based on revenue reported for the new 15 percent sales tax. Economists and state officials have projected that the annual growth rates for Colorado’s cannabis sales will eventually moderate as the local market matures and other states adopt recreational cannabis measures. Here’s a look at Colorado’s previous cumulative yearly sales totals: 2014: $699,198,805 2015: $996,184,788 2016: $1,313,156,545 It is coming,no doubt about it,just a matter of time,i am visiting a legal commercial set-up next month in Ottawa Quote Link to post Share on other sites
leegreen 2,170 Posted October 23, 2017 Report Share Posted October 23, 2017 Who makes weed names up?Stoners?My mate has some resinous gear at the moment,its name?Peanut butter breath any new name helps Wedding cake?Tangilope?Alien OG?I remember long before pretentious cannaseurs got involved it was just thai-stick and red-leb Zero zero or Sputnik. 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
leegreen 2,170 Posted October 23, 2017 Report Share Posted October 23, 2017 Australia to get million-square-foot cannabis greenhouse A partnership of two Canadian businesses has announced plans to build a million-square-foot greenhouse for growing medical cannabis in Australia. PUF Ventures has entered a partnership with MYM Nutraceuticals to build the production facility, called the Northern Rivers Project, in northern New South Wales. The developers aim to make the town of Casino the medical cannabis capital of Australia. The construction of the facility will be completed in stages at an estimated total cost of CA$50m (£30m). The first phase of the project is to cover approximately 300,000 square feet, which upon completion will be the largest medical cannabis greenhouse in Australia. Based on current construction timelines, permitting and various Australian approvals, the first crop is expected to be planted in the fourth quarter of 2018. "The Northern Rivers Project is the largest project of its kind in the southern hemisphere and we have been extremely pleased with the positive reception we have received form the Richmond Valley Council, said Derek Ivany, president and CEO of PUF. We expect to file the formal cultivation application with the Australian Office of Drug Control within two weeks and look forward to working with our commercial and governmental partners as we look to break ground on this historic project." MYM chief executive Rob Gietl added: Getting in on the ground level of a market as large as Australia represents a massive opportunity for MYM. Our experience in dealing with all levels of government will certainly pay off, as there are many similarities between the Weedon, Québec project and the Northern Rivers Project in New South Wales." The Northern Rivers Project is a partnership with the Richmond Valley Council, the local government in New South Wales, and PUF Ventures Australia, a recently formed majority-owned subsidiary of PUF. The one-million-square-foot greenhouse operation will include manufacturing, processing and office facilities for the cultivation, production and manufacture of medical cannabis and associated products. The plant will have the capacity to produce 100,000kg of cannabis per year, worth between CC$800m and CC$1.1bn. The current market price for high quality medical cannabis in Australia is between CA$227 and CA$315 per ounce or CA$8,000 and CA$11,000 per kilogram. The Northern Rivers Project includes a land purchase option agreement with the Richmond Valley Council for a 27ha parcel of land near the town. The council will provide the land for five years at no cost, with an option for Northern Rivers Project to purchase the parcel on favourable terms after the fifth year. Australia has introduced progressive medical cannabis laws in the past few years, and is essentially where Canada was four years ago, said PUF. It said. Assuming recreational cannabis becomes legal and, with a population of more than 24 million people, it is estimated that the cannabis market in Australia will grow to C$9 billion over the next seven years, making it a very attractive market. A partnership between a government and corporation partnering in a cannabis operation is familiar to MYM, as it is very similar to the first-of-its-kind Canadian partnership MYM formed with the city of Weedon earlier this year to build a 1.5-million-square-foot greenhouse facility in Weedon, Québec (link opens in new tab). http://www.theconstructionindex.co.uk/news/view/australia-to-get-million-square-foot-cannabis-greenhouse missing out on untold millions in revenue.................................................... Colorado’s 2017 marijuana sales reach $1 billion in just eight months Legal marijuana is a bona fide billion-dollar industry in Colorado. And it’s hitting the mark faster than ever. In 2017, Colorado eclipsed $1 billion in marijuana sales in eight months; in 2016, it took 10 months. Colorado’s marijuana retailers logged upward of $1.02 billion in collective medical and recreational sales through August, according to The Cannabist’s extrapolations of state tax data released Wednesday. Year-to-date sales are up 21 percent from the first eight months of 2016, when recreational and medical marijuana sales totaled $846.5 million. This year’s cumulative sales equate to more than $162 million in taxes and fees for Colorado coffers. During the month of August, sales of flower, edibles, concentrates and accessories were nearly $137 million — $100.3 million from recreational cannabis sales and $36.5 million from medical marijuana — according to The Cannabist’s calculations. The Colorado Department of Revenue’s latest report lists marijuana taxes, licenses and fees remitted in September. The receipts largely reflect sales made in August but have the potential to vary because of incomplete or late returns from prior months. The monthly tax data now comes with some additional stipulations. It’s the second full month in which marijuana sales have been subject to a different taxing structure, and the reports reflect a “period of transition,” DOR officials say. The special sales tax rate for recreational marijuana increased to 15 percent from 10 percent in July, as the result of a new law that also exempted recreational marijuana products from the 2.9 percent standard state sales tax. Medical marijuana and accessories are still subject to that 2.9 percent sales tax rate. The Cannabist’s calculations for July and August 2017 recreational sales are based on revenue reported for the new 15 percent sales tax. Economists and state officials have projected that the annual growth rates for Colorado’s cannabis sales will eventually moderate as the local market matures and other states adopt recreational cannabis measures. Here’s a look at Colorado’s previous cumulative yearly sales totals: 2014: $699,198,805 2015: $996,184,788 2016: $1,313,156,545 It is coming,no doubt about it,just a matter of time,i am visiting a legal commercial set-up next month in Ottawa Gissa job. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
mackem 26,408 Posted October 23, 2017 Report Share Posted October 23, 2017 Who makes weed names up?Stoners?My mate has some resinous gear at the moment,its name?Peanut butter breath any new name helps Wedding cake?Tangilope?Alien OG?I remember long before pretentious cannaseurs got involved it was just thai-stick and red-leb Zero zero or Sputnik. I didn't forget about moroccan Mr Green good sir 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
lurcherman 887 13,134 Posted October 23, 2017 Report Share Posted October 23, 2017 Wedding cake lovely Quote Link to post Share on other sites
arcticgun 4,548 Posted October 23, 2017 Report Share Posted October 23, 2017 (edited) If it dont come soon somebody should litigate for restraint of trade, if the drugs really a deadly blight on society then surely they should not associate with the yanks nor most of Europe as they all seem to have seen reason and put an end to the whole charade, typical of ol' blighty left well behind the rest of the modern world yet again Edited October 23, 2017 by arcticgun Quote Link to post Share on other sites
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