Before, many would shun cannabis as they viewed it as something without medicinal benefits. This view has changed dramatically. Science, along with the fast dissemination of information, had made people more aware of the qualities of cannabis that have both social and economic implications. These can improve the treatment of certain medical conditions. In addition, cannabis has also opened economic realities that were not there in the past.
A viable cannabis-producing country is Vanuatu. The locals in Vanuatu derive great benefits out of cannabis production. The cannabis market is not only sustainable, but is the fastest growing sector in the world economy.
Vanuatu Biofarms are ideally positioned as the perfect growing environment for unprocessed cannabis cultivation. With abundant farmland consisting of organic soil that has never been sprayed with pesticides or herbicides, natural sunlight and plentiful rainwater and spring water. Vanuatu is an ideal location as it’s an agriculturally based economy that has many skilled workers with local knowledge of soils and climate through a rich history of growing plant-based food and medicine.
CBD, or cannabidiol, is a compound found primarily in the flowers and leaves of the cannabis plant. It’s a powerful cannabinoid, known for supporting the body and mind in various ways. CBD has no psychoactive effect.
THC is perhaps best known for its analgesic effects. One of the reasons medical cannabis is often considered an effective treatment for pain management is due to the THC’s ability to reduce pain for patients.
There are more than 100 different cannabinoids currently known to science, almost all of which occur naturally in the cannabis plant. Different cannabinoids have different effects on the body.
Many of them likely have different medical uses. One cannabinoid, for example, may be better at treating pain and inflammation than another. Recognising this, medical researchers are now investigating the many different effects of cannabinoids.
For more details on the Vanuatu farming legislative framework, access the link: https://mol.gov.vu/index.php/en/mnu-land-reg-forms
