Cannabis is now legal in Thailand and a number of other nations. Cannabis and the equipment needed to grow it are available for purchase online. However, each country’s rules vary, and non-specialists may still require authorization to cultivate it. If the cannabis is sold, a local government license is also required. The proliferation of Covid-19 has had a tremendous impact on the agricultural business around the world in recent years. People are using the internet as a new mechanism and instrument to grow the agricultural sector, facilitating the transition from a traditional farm to a contemporary one. As a result, each country’s government should promote modern agriculture through the use of the internet, often known as Internet Agriculture. The importance of the internet and financial support in the development of modern agriculture has been demonstrated. Those who want to grow medical marijuana face a major issue as a result of this. The long-standing issue is that cultivating, processing, and selling cannabis is always difficult and confusing. Furthermore, the cannabis cultivation cycle is lengthy, inconvenient, and costly.
The majority of the sector is made up of customers who produce and buy marijuana for medical purposes through an internet channel. Leading organizations in this developing industry, which are local groupings and important pillars of the industry, are certified and sponsored by the government, are backing the market. The service and quality of cannabis growing online with them are equivalent to that of large offline brands such as HARVEST in the United States. Cannabis cultivation on the cloud paves the way for a burgeoning medicinal marijuana market. It generates integrated development for the industry at the primary, secondary, and postsecondary levels, which compliments the new policy as well as internet and national agriculture growth. The online-growing cooperative is known as Internet Agriculture. The internet, agriculture, and banking are all part of this strategy. The model might be used to produce any plant, however the most popular and heated topic is growing cannabis for medical purposes.
Medical marijuana cultivation through the internet
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Alors le conseil serait le suivant…. Aujourd’hui le commerce est autorisé mais il reste illégal pour un étranger d’en avoir sur lui… Personne ne le sait… Pour éviter aussi de graves ennuis au retour dans son pays, il est préférable de ne pas en posséder sous peine de devoir lourdement s’expliquer auprès des douaniers sur l’innocuité du canabis made in Thailand. Ce n’est pas gagné…De plus ce serait considéré comme du commerce déloyal contre les dealers… merde in France… que l’état protège implicitement.