If you had a chance to be the sole owner/farmer of a new and unique hop variety or varieties, would you?
What would that right to be the sole owner/farmer be worth to you?
I'm talking about hop varieties that could be patented if one wanted to patent.
What kind of premium would you place on such a rare opportunity?
I'm talking about hops that will grow outside of the known hop regions and will thrive in unique environments as well as thrive in known regions.
Would 60-130, 3-yr old crowns of a known new variety be sufficient for you to launch your exclusive options?
Does anybody care?
The time has come.
Todd Bates
"Jobs for plants, plants for jobs"
nmnpr68@yahoo.com
What would that right to be the sole owner/farmer be worth to you?
I'm talking about hop varieties that could be patented if one wanted to patent.
What kind of premium would you place on such a rare opportunity?
I'm talking about hops that will grow outside of the known hop regions and will thrive in unique environments as well as thrive in known regions.
Would 60-130, 3-yr old crowns of a known new variety be sufficient for you to launch your exclusive options?
Does anybody care?
The time has come.
Todd Bates
"Jobs for plants, plants for jobs"
nmnpr68@yahoo.com
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