Is anybody else dealing with this garbage pricing?
I think I'm not even gonna bother renewing.
I think I'm not even gonna bother renewing.
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lower mainland prices this summer
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Buds Bundy
Member
LOL where have you been? There's more than enough hurting units out there that are still getting rid of their stuff a $1200-1450 that the price might keep though summer.
So you're saying you sell your medicine? LOL Even at $1200 you're still making good money.
Dr. Buddington
Member
Lol, AAA is 2500-2800 per elbow in AB.
Well lets just say, I doubt the August/ September drought will happen this year. Peace GS
commercial K's in MB @ 2 a pop
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Dr. Buddington
Member
Lots of relatively decent commercial product around. However, AAA and better are harder to find but they go faster than green onion cakes, mmmm
Buds Bundy
Member
Hmmm thats over $10/g, haven't you been listening to medical users and your clients about the price requirement?
So you're charging more right now then when you get your commercial license and your cost and real "medicine" requirements sky rocket?
From https://www.icmag.com/ic/showpost.php?p=5852820&postcount=7
MB prices are going up as per usual for smaller stuff...still 2-2200 a elbow tho....
jessethestoner
Active member
You're dreaming. Really, idk even know what to say to that.
jessethestoner
Active member
Lol its bad enough with dropouts already
Dr. Buddington
Member
Unfortunately, you can not claim any plant to be organic if it is grown in a hydroponic system. CFIA rules
What's their def'n of hydro? Peace GS
Dr. Buddington
Member
Copy and paste from http://tilth.org/certification/standards/canada
Conditions of the US-Canada Equivalency Arrangement are outlined in the equivalency letters and listed below:
- US agricultural products produced with the use of sodium nitrate cannot be sold or marketed as organic in Canada.
- US agricultural products produced by hydroponic or aeroponic production methods cannot be sold or marketed as organic in Canada.
- US agricultural products derived from animals must be produced according to livestock stocking rates as set out in the Canadian Standard.
- Canadian agricultural products produced from animals treated with antibiotics will not be allowed to be sold as organic in the US.
I've looked into this for veggie production. The definition of hydroponics is quite loose, basically if it isn't soil it is hydro. Friends of mine cant certify their veggies organic because they are grown in coco/perlite and fed through drippers...
Conditions of the US-Canada Equivalency Arrangement are outlined in the equivalency letters and listed below:
- US agricultural products produced with the use of sodium nitrate cannot be sold or marketed as organic in Canada.
- US agricultural products produced by hydroponic or aeroponic production methods cannot be sold or marketed as organic in Canada.
- US agricultural products derived from animals must be produced according to livestock stocking rates as set out in the Canadian Standard.
- Canadian agricultural products produced from animals treated with antibiotics will not be allowed to be sold as organic in the US.
I've looked into this for veggie production. The definition of hydroponics is quite loose, basically if it isn't soil it is hydro. Friends of mine cant certify their veggies organic because they are grown in coco/perlite and fed through drippers...
jessethestoner
Active member
Dr. Buddington
Member
Northern AB
