Tyson joins Marijuana trade

By Daily Sports on January 3, 2018

Former heavyweight boxer, Mike Tyson broke into the marijuana trade by opening his own cannabis ranch in California.

Tyson, 51, has purchased 40 acres of land in California City, a town with a population of just 15,000 people southwest of Death Valley.

Iron Mike  plans to take advantage of  the state’s legalisation of recreational marijuana. The ‘Tyson Ranch’ will have 20 acres for ‘master growers’ to have maximum control of the environment. The boxing legend will also have his own school to teach farmers how to grow and develop their strains – called the ‘Tyson Cultivation School.

’The area will have its own amphitheatre, complete with luxury camping area and cabins. Tyson has linked up with business partners Jay Strommen and Robert Hickman and has the full support of the cities mayor Jennifer Wood. Medical marijuana has been legalised in the state of California for the past 20 years and Tyson’s ranch will look to carry out research to help develop it’s clinical benefits.

He is said to be a long-time supporter of medical marijuana and its clinical uses. (Vanguard)

•Photo shows Mike Tyson.

Source Daily Sports

Posted January 3, 2018


 

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