Submitted by Starfox_2020 t3_11ipctb in Washington
-QFever- t1_jazi9w6 wrote
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And Yakima Valley produces 75% of America's hops (more hops then produced in the country of Germany).
bettesue t1_jb0uzsj wrote
I love the way it scents the air during harvest!
fatmanchoo t1_jb117dt wrote
Ohhh cool when is harvest? I want to experience that.
bettesue t1_jb2c0il wrote
End of august into September
fatmanchoo t1_jb2cjr6 wrote
Thanks!!
guevera t1_jb17jfv wrote
The Yakima Valley is the perfect territory for hops. Which means its also the perfect territory for growing weed. Yet the local political establishment has prevented any legal pot grows in the valley. It's almost funny watching TPTB, who have been whores for agriculture their whole lives, trying to justify not allowing pot growing.
bettesue t1_jb2eoh0 wrote
it diverts water from food crops…maybe thats why?
Hfpros t1_jb3fcmt wrote
Neighboring counties with similar fertile ground have welcomed a lot of growers. Pretty sure most weed you'll find in a pot shop in indoor gorwn.
guevera t1_jb3zinh wrote
Yeah...it just is kinda amusing that the county celebrates hops.. so you'd think they'd be all about the new market for hops' closest relative -- cannabis -- but no.
Less amusing is the amount of growers they still bust for growing in the lower valley.
As far as indo vs outdoor a lot of operations were ditching indoor in favor of greenhouse and light dep grows because of the cost of electricity versus the plunging price of weed. That may have changed some as the new LED lights have become viable, IDK....
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