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    Exclusive: Tour the High-Tech Cannabis Factory of Tomorrow

    The country's first official cannabis factory could produce $50 million of weed every year and create hundreds of union jobs
    by Kyle Berlin Oct 04, 2010 2 minutes

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    OAKLAND, California -- It's no secret that weed is a big agricultural business, so it's only natural that it's made it to the next stop on its way to a full capitalist makeover: mass production.

    The video below is an exclusive look at what could be the country's first

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