Maryland marijuana businesses seek novel collaborations
Entrepreneurs say that it is better to be a pillar of the community than a pariah
Washington
AT LEAST two Maryland state universities are jumping at the chance to work with marijuana growers to research the medicinal application and cultivation of cannabis. A tiny Western Maryland town said that it would happily accept a 5 per cent share of profits from a company that hopes to operate there.
As competition to join Maryland's burgeoning medical marijuana industry intensifies, some out-of-state entrepreneurs are forging partnerships with local institutions even before securing a licence to operate.
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