any! need a doc in Albq.?

well as of now the NMDOH does not allow CO-OPs in NM. Y i dnt know but I have a friend who i helped find patients for his board and when he submitted his application the DOH made him change the name of his farm because it had the word "co-op" and it wasn't even a co-op thats juz what he was going to call it. So ya a patient operated CO-OP like "WAMM " in California is not allowed as to my knowledge and thats my long term goal to get one started so that people in dire need can get help just like "WAMM" is doing. :D

well no co-ops but you could start a nonprofit and run it like a co op:thumbsup:

but there will still have to be sales of cannabis to pay for the new regulations company would have to make at least 30k a year alone just to pay the DOH fees.(after the third year of operating), but then its 30k every year after that.
thats not taking into consideration nutrients, electric, rental space.

I am quick to loose my temper, but after I calm down I can look at things and realize when I am in the wrong, at least sometimes. casper I had to go out and find a cheerleader of my own. LOL

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well as of now the NMDOH does not allow CO-OPs in NM. Y i dnt know but I have a friend who i helped find patients for his board and when he submitted his application the DOH made him change the name of his farm because it had the word "co-op" and it wasn't even a co-op thats juz what he was going to call it. So ya a patient operated CO-OP like "WAMM " in California is not allowed as to my knowledge and thats my long term goal to get one started so that people in dire need can get help just like "WAMM" is doing. :D

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like I said coop can be done as a non profit but like MV said it would still have to make money to pay DOH the fees that are being charged. As i see it there will not be that many producers that survive with that much being charged. So we get back to grow your own!!! For most patients that have a grow lic. it will take them a while to learn the in and outs of growing but it can be done.

well i got some ideas to try and bypass those laws. like maybe getting the approval of the DOH of a kind of collective. ok lets say 10 patients with their personal growers cards come together and use all of there 4 mature plants (40 mature total) with the 16 seedlings (160 seedlings total) together and grow at the same site but the 10 patients would help (if physically able to) and we can make sure that all 10 patients (or more if possible) would be supplied with medicine at all times and the extra we sale to the patients of NM that can afford to buy their medication. maybe instead of saleing it to patients maybe sale to the other farms so we don't have to get into the legalities of other patients and delivery and everything else. Or if there are other ways to support our co-op I would be glade to hear it. But I need help in this if anyone out there like my idea and would like to get started e-mail me. i already got a the board requirements for members. :rastasmoke:

The problem I see with that is that personal production licenses only allow you to grow at your residence. unless you all move in together no way that can be done.I guess a commune would work. lol P.S. still that 30.000.00 after the third year would still be killer.

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still that 30.000.00 after the third year would still be killer.

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That aint no shit!

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The problem I see with that is that personal production licenses only allow you to grow at your residence. unless you all move in together no way that can be done.I guess a commune would work. lol P.S. still that 30.000.00 after the third year would still be killer.

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yah the 30k would be a killer, but the 20k the second year, and 10k the first year, also preetty rough hurdle for a broke as patient as myself.
Now casper line up some cute girl patients and I am sold on the commune idea:D:stoned:

LOL me too