THE CULTIVATOR'S HANDBOOK OF MARIJUANA
Eugene, Oregon: Bill Drake (Agrarian Reform Company), 1970. Terry Rutledge; Calligraphy by Jim Drake. First Edition (Revised). Staplebound Pamphlet. This book details different factors about cultivating marijuana, including water requirements, effects of bottom heating, effects of daylength, cannibis reaction to light and more. Staple bound. Minor spotting and age-toning. . 91 pp. Very Good. Item #87133
"None of the information here is new. This country has historically supported wholesale addiction of its populace, and has fought battles to expand its influence. The pecularity of America is that, with the possible exception of tobacco, we do not produce any natural addictive narcotic drugs worth mentioning..."
"...We, therefore, haven't even the classic imperialilst exuses of capitalism to account for our tolerance and prosletyzation of drugs. There is , however, another kind of expansion, an imperialism which is not based on the classic resources - market foundation for thrusts outward. It seems clear that the currently intense, world-wide governmentt-industrial hysteria is conceived out of the knowledge that certain kinds of drugs are inimical to technological expansion and thorough that expansion to ultimate technological control of vast populations..." (P. 89).
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