Originally Posted by Some Ironic PUN About Pot

Health Canada has a company that grows some pretty good chronic in a mineshaft in Saskatchewan http://www.prairieplant.com/cannimed...marijuana.html. Price is $5/ gram no matter how many grams you buy. Now in the U.S. that may be considered extremely cheap but i can get QP's of mid grade chronic for $400-500 here in Ontario whereas the government stuff would equate to $560 a QP. Not bad for a market with a very small "audience", but if it were opened up to competition and a larger market you could literally get the price down to a dollar a gram .

Think of driving through the midwest and instead of seeing field after field of corn you saw field after field of Cannabis. It can be used to feed livestock (very high in protein) fuel cars, build homes, make clothes, heal, and on and on.... oh and lets not forget get us stoned

Originally Posted by Roland45

Weed is not high in protein. The majority of plants are bad sources of protein. Legumes and some nuts are higher in protein while weed is not.

Originally Posted by ford442

the price has to come down once we have mass-producers.. still - there will be demand for hand groomed - home grown delicacies ...

i can't say for sure about weed becoming dirt cheap - since we have cig companies making a pack for $0.001 and selling for $6.00.. it's fate is unknown to me...