What I've always thought is that an Oregon nonprofit should grow as much organic cannabis as possible using green technology (surely a greenhouse with some nearby solar panels that feed some LEDs, an outdoor field, lots of nice urban compost, and plants that can finish from seed during our growing season). The cannabis would be rationed and sold at cost, so that as many people as possible would benefit, and of course all taxes would be bypassed. Using this model, we would really get to see how inexpensive cannabis farming and distribution really can be. Get lower and lower until you're selling weed for the price of kale. Really good. organic kale.