Crop Infrastructure announced today that its first Oklahoma farm’s tenant, Hempire Oklahoma has been issued Medical Cannabis Cultivation and processing licenses at its 1 acre location in Purcell, Oklahoma where the company will focus on high grade flower and extraction. This is a separate location to the company’s 20-acre property that is currently being readied for tenant planting for the 2019 season.
"We continue to review several existing retail locations to acquire, as well identifying new locations that would be suitable for retail that the company would prepare applications for potential licensed tenants. The company believes with its experience and organic CROP SAFE methodology that it could disrupt the Oklahoma market by providing tenants with the means to produce lower cost high, yet higher quality products," the team with the company explains.
Crop has agreed to fund up to $500,000 USD for the initial start-up of capital for the multiple cultivation and retail locations.
Crop CEO, Michael Yorke, stated: “Oklahoma is a key part of our overall strategy of siting operations on prime land in different, but suitable geographic locations within the US to introduce our tenants, brand portfolio and brand partners to new markets.”
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