Pot harvest
During last year’s outdoor-grown marijuana harvest, state farmers produced 38 tons of the drug. State officials say this year’s crop may be even larger, and it will include pot grown by Spokane City Councilwoman Karen Stratton, who once again planted marijuana with her family after sitting out the 2015 growing season.
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Harvested marijuana plants, called Blackberry, outside the greenhouses at a pot farm near Spangle, Wash.
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Steve Kuhlman sprays a water-peroxide salution on his marijuana plants to help prevent bud rot, Oct. 18, 2016, near Spangle, Wash.
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Adrian Barajas harvests Cinnex marijuana plants on a pot farm, Oct. 18, 2016, near Spangle, Wash.
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Jesse Diaz trims away leaves from harvested marijuana buds before they are weighed and dried on a pot farm, Oct. 18, 2106, near Spangle, Wash.
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A Pitbull marijuana plant grows at a pot farm, Oct. 18, 2016, near Spangle, Wash.
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A harvested Cinnex marijuana plant is displayed at a pot farm, Oct. 18, 2016, near Spangle, Wash.
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Security cameras keep watch over every aspect of a pot grow operation near Spangle, Wash.
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Jesse Diaz trims away leaves from harvested marijuana buds before they are weighed and dried on a pot farm, Oct. 18, 2106, near Spangle, Wash.
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Steve Kuhlman carries a bin of harvested marijuana buds to be trimmed by a machine on a pot farm, Oct. 18, 2106, near Spangle, Wash.
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Steve Kuhlman loads harvested marijuana buds into an automated trimming machine, Oct. 18, 2016, on a pot farm near Spangle, Wash.
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An automated trimming machine turns out marijuana buds sans the leaves.
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Adrian Barajas drops a newly-harvested Cinnex marijuana bud into a bin, Oct. 18, 2016, at a pot farm near Spangle, Wash.
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Chris Wright places marijuana from drying racks into 5-pound plastic bags in the drying shed at his pot farm, Oct. 18, 2016, near Spangle, Wash.
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