It’s notoriously difficult to make a living at farming, especially in states like Utah, where a farm’s productivity hinges on the severity of the latest water shortage. But some Utah farmers believe one plant could change that, if only they were allowed to grow it: cannabis.
About two dozen like-minded farmers met during a session of the Utah Farm Bureau Federation’s midyear conference Friday to discuss whether growing marijuana for medicinal purposes could prove lucrative locally.
Scott Ericson...
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