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The Family Growing Cannabis to Help People Get Off Pills in Kauai

For the Britt family, growing cannabis isn’t just a business. It’s deeply personal.
byHT Video
March 15, 2019
The Family Growing Cannabis to Help People Get Off Pills in Kauai
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Video: Healing Kauai With Cannabis Is A Family Affair

Creator: Item9

Description: Hawaii is all about family. On the island of Kauai, brothers Jake and Justin Britt carry on their father’s legacy of providing healing with cannabis while building their company, 808 Genetics. Here’s the debut episode of an Item 9 original series, “The Industree”.
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