Cannabis company vows to sue after New Mexico destroys tens of thousands of pounds of its marijuana crop

November 5, 2024

The company was accused of not posting its licenses on site, failing to obtain water rights for cultivation, not having cameras that could monitor certain areas of its operation.

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