Family over so catching up on reading. Totally agree, though, maybe a little later. AB said Bill was "swinging for the fences" (couple mos. ago, in S/A, I think). I honestly do not see any limit to this co. esp. now with HT. When we start building Hempcrete homes, and not to even mention Hemp cars, we're going to BOOM! I just do not see how hempcrete/homes aren't gonna be one of the biggest part of any future. Think of the insulation value, and strength(composites for cars many times harder than steel) of the walls ---very, very good for up north (hempcrete in Canada should be a no brainer), and along any coastal area(and any where in the South, too).

From our HT website: hempbuilding:
Benefits of Hemp-Lime in construction:

Thermal Mass Insulation
Negative Carbon (>6lbs/cubic foot)
Low Density
Clean Air
High Thermal Resistance (R-Value = 2.5 - 3.0 per inch)
High Thermal Inertia
Vapour Permeable (breathable) (>2 gm/M2/mm)
Design Flexibility (adjustable thickness)
Fire and Pest Resistant (NO Termites)
Significantly Reduce Co2 Emissions (.545kg/kWh)
Inherently Airtight (<2: m3/m2 hr @ 50 pa)
No Waste (re-build or fertilise)
No Mould (lime is highly alkaline)
No Termites
No Dry Rot
Natural Substrates for Plasters and Renders
Low Air Infiltration (.75 gm/m2/mm hg)
ZERO LAND FILL


Now, shall we add to that hemp cars? and the MMJ/MJ production lines?

I don't see how any one holding even 100,000 shares isn't gonna be a 7-digit person.