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How to get a licence to grow dagga for the export market

The estimated cost of a setting up a facility and preparing an application will cost you R3 million to R5 million, according to a report by Landbouweekblad.
Before you apply, you should have a contract in place with an overseas buyer of the product.

Preparing your application

If you want to export dagga for medicine purposes, you have to submit an application with the Medicine Control Council of SA (MCC).
The MCC will inspect the plans for your facility, including your security measures and the positioning of your tunnels, says Nico Kriek, managing director at the Cannabis Compliance Bureau. His organisation helps SA cultivators, manufacturers, processing and distributors to become fully compliant and ready for a medical cannabis licences. Apart from getting the physical structure of your facility approved, you also need to submit a quality-control procedure, which have to include:
- Recruitment forms for job applications
- Document management system
- Legal compliance system
- Details on how the dagga is being cultivated
- Manufacturing standards
- Systems for handling the dagga

How much can you grow?

There is no limit currently on how much dagga you can grow, according to Landbouweekblad.
As part of the application process, you will be allotted a permitted quantity - determined by the contract you have in place with a foreigner buyer, and the size of your facility.

Irrigation system

For dagga, a drip-based irrigation system works best, irrigation expert Charles Cherry told Landbouweekblad.
His company, Cherry Irrigation, uses the same system for dagga than for blue berries.
An irrigation system for 4 hectare to 5 hectare of dagga will cost from R1.5 million to R2 million.
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In total you need to have atleast R5 million to get a license to grow and export dagga.

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