In wine country, cultivators of grapes and legal cannabis are beginning to have the sorts of conflicts that anyone with a sense of ag history might have predicted.
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- Farmers who have emerged from prohibition’s shadows have had scrapes with their vineyard neighbors over issues such as pesticide spraying and and a sense among wine folk that government is “permissive” toward the new aggies on the block.
- “It’s just farmers learning to farm next to each other, which is not new for California,” contends one legit cannabis farmer.
