I worked with a laborer who also farmed. Some guys in the tavern were talking about marijuana, and Roger said he didn't even know what it looked like. A little while later, one of the guys got him off to the side and gave him an envelope with 20 little seeds in it - said plant these and you'll know what it looks like. He planted them way out in the middle of a cornfield, and forgot about them. About mid August he drove by the field and those plants were towering over the corn, visible to God and everybody. He got nervous, looked the guy up, and said get that stuff out of my field. The guy counted him out $4000 and the next morning it was gone. Roger said it was the best cash crop he ever had, but it's too hard on the nerves.
To the original poster: I'm not endorsing this idea.
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