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We've watched this movie before: state regulators finalizing social equity rules to mend the past. Minnesota is now releasing its comprehensive criteria for priority licensing ahead of the July 24th portal launch, aiming...
We've watched this movie before: state regulators finalizing social equity rules to mend the past. Minnesota is now releasing its comprehensive criteria for priority licensing ahead of the July 24th portal launch, aiming to uplift those disproportionately impacted by prohibition. The intention is right, but the paper access is only the first inch of the road. True success in this industry isn't just about securing the permit; it's about navigating the steep curves of market competition, capital constraints, and the specialized knowledge needed for consistent, high-quality harvests. The struggle for the small, dedicated grower starts *after* the license is issued. We need to discuss: How do we ensure these new priority entrants actually build sustainable operations and aren't just used as front doors for the big capital interests that always lurk nearby? The harvest doesn't care about the application rules; it cares about the grower's diligence.
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