Cannabis microbusiness outdoor cultivation limit increase
Referred to Commerce and Consumer Protection
Summary
The legislation changes Minnesota law so that a cannabis microbusiness growing outdoors can cultivate up to one acre of mature, flowering plants, up from the previous half‑acre cap. The licensing office may still adjust limits up or down to meet market demand, but it cannot set the outdoor limit below one acre. The change is intended to give small growers more production space while preserving regulatory flexibility.
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