FAQs

1. There are excellent opportunities for both processors and investors to partner with JV AgriIndustries based on level and type of processing; and level of investment capital one has to invest. We welcome the opportunity to discuss future opportunities for processors and investors.
2. Potential processors must first have been approved for a state processing license and have met all other state and federal regulations and requirements to operate a state Hemp Processing Facility.
3. Additionally, processor must have both knowledge, essential equipment necessary to at least carryout the first level of processing.
4. If a financier has the funding capital necessary to purchase share equity in the company, or to offer other tangible assets to the company in exchange for a percentage share equity, we will be amendable to discussing such matters with potential investors.

1. One of the major components of JV AgriIndustries and B&G Farms, LLCs are in the educational growth and development of people in general, but specifically US Veterans, and precollege through college level graduate schools and post doctorate level educational opportunities. . We welcomed a discussion with persons interesting in learning more about agricultural opportunities in general and the hemp business specificallyl. Persons interested in learning more about hemp by working within our companies must be a minimum age of 18 years and must past a FBI and State police background check. Students below age 18 can still receive agricultural training by working with other crops such as our small fruit and grape vineyard program.

2. We realize that exposure and hands-on experiential learning is extremely valuable to a well-rounded educational portfolio. As such, we want to always maintain an open door to students and educational institutions to be able to expand their classroom and laboratorial experiences for them and their students. By partnering with us, they will have an opportunity to enhance their educational development and appreciation of the broad array of scholarly educations pursuits in the agricultural, food, fiber, chemology, and related sciences. It is essential that we establish and upgrade educational assistance programs not only for growers, but also for veterans, high school dropouts, as well as graduates at the high school, community college, university and graduate school levels. There are some 45 thousand agricultural and related science disciplines going unfilled annually. While we will not offer degrees at any level, we will partner with precollege and college level institutions to provide educational and hands-on experiential training/learning opportunities for persons interested in becoming exposed to the many disciplinary options in agricultural and applied sciences. To this end, we welcome the opportunity to partner with interested educational institutions for the promotion of agricultural sciences at all levels.

3. Precollege students will not be exposed to the actual growing of hemp or the development of hemp products and byproducts. Such exposure will be restricted to youth 18 years or older who are interested in the introductorily or advanced training in various aspects of agricultural and consumer sciences. However, in addition to hemp, we specialize in the production of vegetables, small fruit crops and some animal modules, and associated byproducts of such crops and animals to include value-added products and byproducts similar to hemp and its products and byproducts in the medicinal and nutritional markets i.e. grape vineyard and other small fruits.

4. We are also interested in discussing employment opportunities in various aspects of Hemp culture to include processing, greenhouse management and production strategies, and new product development and marketing for potential employees who are of legal age, and who meet all other state and federal requirements to work in the hemp industry.
5. We are also exploring the possibility of using zoom educational platforms for the training of persons not located in this geographic region or not able to come to one of our educational facilities for in-person learning. Such distant learning will significantly broaden the opportunities for our clientele at various educational levels to receive educational exposure in Hemp farming, or product and biproduct development that can significantly enhance their chances for a successful career in one or more of the numerous career opportunities in the agricultural and related science fields.

Yes, it is critical for maximum crop yield. We can assist growers in pursuing financing from local banks or other lending institutions to include USDA. The providing of a guaranteed 5-year contract to grow your crop is a great financial incentive for lending institutions to positively consider financial assistance.

Yes, but they must be prepared to accept responsibility for crop failure or reduced productivity, which both weigh heavily on both yield and quality which is what your guaranteed contract is based on'

Yes, this is a possibility, but proven ability to provide a quality product is essential. We can provide advice in your development of a first level processing facility.

A minimum of 5 acres is required, however, there is no limit on the maximum acreage you can grow if you have the financial resources to do so. We do suggest that you start with less than the minimum and work up to your maximum, based on your capital resources, educational training, and gained experience in the growing of hemp.

A grower can start at either level based on experience and training as well as marketability of an excellent product. Currently, there is a higher market potential in Flower (CBD/CBG), then Fiber and then seed production. This ratio may change based on future research and development in all aspects of marketing and usage.

JV AgriIndustries will be responsible for providing seed, clones or plants to contracted growers and any others who are growing without contracted assistance. We will sell seed, clones or plants to anyone interested in purchasing such hemp products at market value. However, only contracted growers will have a guaranteed market. Everyone else grow at their own risk. We will buy or assist in making arrangements for such growers to market their crops based on quality of harvested products.

This depends on the amount of personal or family labor you will be able to provide yourself. A grower in good physical shape can handle most things needed to be done on the farm to grow 5 acres. However, for planting and harvesting, he will need extra hands to assist in these two labor intense operations. From an equipment perspective, he will need a tractor, tillage equipment, irrigation and some type of harvesting equipment. We will discuss with each grower his or her growing experience, equipment needs, and other essential needs for successful growing of Hemp.