Are You Ready? SCNA Is Primed for Take Off!

?awt_l=Dx3Vy&awt_m=hGrIIvM5nQvde4A Good Morning All, Keep a close eye on SCNA! Trading volume is once again growing for the stock and share prices have been heading higher. SCNA may be like finding hidden treasure in the market and levels could be at the ground-floor! Marijuana related stocks have been outstanding growth vehicles for the last few years. Cannabis is now legal recreationally in Canada as well as many states in the U.S. Federal legalization may be on the way for the United States as political winds in the country have shifted in favor of the plant. The future is turning green and sentiment towards marijuana has never been as positive as it is now. It could continue to get more positive as consumers realize that marijuana is said to offer many medicinal and health benefits. With the future for marijuana stocks looking very bright, SCNA is one company that could quicky stand out in the arena.. especially at these share prices! Trading at just around 1-2 cents, the stock could have monstrous upside in front of it and our subscribers may be learning about it at the earliest stages! Hurry and read our exclusive report on SCNA below: Smart Cannabis Corp. (OTC: SCNA) []( []( [( Traders are hunting for smart and opportunistic marijuana plays, considering how big the industry has become. Cannabis related stocks have been red hot on Wall Street for the past couple of years. We are in a GREEN revolution and one company standing out is Smart Cannabis Corp. (OTC: SCNA). SCNA has a mission to deliver SMART, NEXT GENERATION agriculture technologies and services to the transitional farming market in its part to help feed the world. The exciting thing about the company's technology is that it can produce food organically increasing yields while decreasing the amount of water consumption by up to 70%! Now the reason why SCNA may be one of the most opportunistic marijuana plays going under the radar on Wall Street is because this technology is also being aggressively applied by the company to the legal marijuana industry! It has been said that legal marijuana is even poised to outsell soft drinks by the year 2030. According to Bloomberg, that will put the legal marijuana scene in line to beat out sales of the entire North American carbonated soda market! “We have consistently argued that cannabis and alcohol are substitute social lubricants,” said Cowen's Vivian Azner. So where will the marijuana come from? Growers. Who can help growers? SCNA! SCNA has a business plan to create revenue by selling their own intellectual property and products, while keeping a keen eye open for strategic acquisition and partnership opportunities that will make them the undisputed leader across the spectrum of farming from seed to sale. This is no mom and pop start up! SCNA released their first quarter financials back in June to reveal much anticipated revenue gains. The quarterly report showed a 261% gain in revenue over the entire year of 2018. “It’s rewarding to see the exhaustive, difficult work in the field result in positive revenue. The focus, determination, and commitment to excellence our team demonstrates every single day is paying off,” said CEO and President, John Taylor. SCNA has a main and wholly owned subsidiary called Next Generation Farming, Inc., that has become the fastest growing smart greenhouse company in the United States in less than 6 months. Unlike traditional greenhouse manufacturers, the company utilizes Just in Time "JIT" manufacturing. This process, used by some of the world's most efficient manufacturers, gives SCNA the ability to engineer its products and utilize state of the art computer systems that consistently produce materials to their exact performance specifications - right down to screw hole alignment. This is a company that can manufacture a greenhouse in one day when competitors quote 2-10 week delivery! The company's world class installation crews utilizing the latest heavy equipment and installation tools have successfully erected and closed in the superstructure of our 30' x 96' greenhouse model in 3 days. In fact, the company challenges any other company do have a 3 man crew perform at this efficiency level. Talk about confidence in their stuff… What makes the company's greenhouses so popular? They are: - Designed and manufactured in-house in Northern California. - Pre-drilled so that they can be bolted together easily, without the need for special tools. - Designed for maximum logistical efficiency and transportation of building supplies. - Accompanied by engineered drawings to expedite the permit process where required. - Fully upgradable: Start with a simple deployment and add climate control and automation when needed. Cross-Pollination Resistant SMART Greenhouse The Cross-Pollinaton Resistant “SMART by Design” Greenhouse is the latest in Next Generation Farming's innovating commercial cannabis technology. This state-of-the-art, high volume greenhouse model is designed to isolate your crops from airborne pollens, including hemp, spores, pests, and other particle contaminants without sacrificing the fresh airflow necessary for optimal plant growth. SCNA recently designed this new, state-of-art greenhouse specifically aiming to blunt the threat of cross-pollination of hemp which is compromising cannabis crops anywhere within 18 miles of being grown and harvested. The new greenhouse model, which employs features of the company’s SMART by Design Gutter Connect series, offers top value to customers looking to get the most out of their property. The new and unique feature of the newly modified greenhouse is the ventilation system which has been specifically designed to prohibit infiltration of hemp seed which can reportedly travel up to 18 miles. Hemp is federally permitted to grow in the open and its seed can cross-pollinate with cannabis, destroying an entire cannabis crop and potentially wreaking havoc on the cannabis industry! "Developing a solution to the recent threat of hemp cross-pollination was an urgent task we’re pleased to be able to deliver on,” stated CEO John Taylor. Smart Cannabis Corp. (OTC: SCNA) has been cranking out one positive press release after the other in recent months.... In May the company said it had secured the contract to expand on a cannabis cultivation site in Yolo County, California where the company’s primary subsidiary, Next Generation Farming, recently retrofitted eight (8) greenhouses and installed the company’s SMART App. The expansion project will include 60,000 square feet of the company’s new, recently announced, iteration of the SMART by Design Gutter Connect series specifically modified to mitigate the threat of airborne hemp seed cross-pollinating with cannabis crops. In July the company announced that Next Generation Farming signed a deal to build-out a Type 6 cannabis extraction facility to operate sub-zero extraction methods with winterization features. Additionally, the company will be creating a software to setup and manage distribution on-site. The extraction and distribution facility is in Northern California and will have an initial extraction capacity of up to 380 pounds per day with the capability of expanding to 1,180 pounds per day as the market dictates. The freezerless winterization system has capacity of taking 250 gallons of extracted material to -50 degrees Fahrenheit in under 3 hours. To start, this Next Generation Farming client will be set to recognize up to $20,000,000 in annual gross revenue in the year 2020 with the capacity to surpass $65,000,000 in annual gross revenue! SCNA CEO and President, John Taylor, stated, “We are very excited to start this project for our client and will send more detailed updates as permits are issued.” The company also exceeded 2018 projections. Key achievements include the creation and sales of new products through the company’s primary subsidiary, Next Generation Farming. Those products include the SMART App, SMART Multi Spectrum Grow Light, SMART Micro Boiler, and Gutter Connect Series “SMART by Design.” SCNA has also created an additional subsidiary, Sap Investments, established to serve as an end-to-end management service for clients cultivating cannabis. Additionally, sales and installations have increased which are reflected in financial reports. Make sure you start reading all of the company's news as part of your due diligence... SCNA is also behind a game changing greenhouse control app called the SMART APP. The app allows you all the control of your greenhouse in real time and lets you see them from a hundred miles away. Next Generation Farming's smart greenhouse app lets growers operate and monitor their smart greenhouse deployment, from on-site at their location, in their office, or even at home in their living room. One can even stay in their pajamas and operate a lucrative growing facility right from their couch if they wanted to. This app gives operators and technicians the ability to stay on top of their marijuana operations with a full view of every greenhouse under their responsibility! This means if a temperature or sensor goes out of a range, or even if a fan stops, the operator could be alerted via the app which provides an informative view of any individual greenhouse, and it’s sensor readings and measurements. Operators are able to see that their greenhouses are operating at production capacity with a bird's eye view of their whole fleet of greenhouses and crops! The smart greenhouse app provides the technology you need to run a greenhouse operation at scale and empowers the farmer to focus on his yield, not on his equipment. This is an app that could become the go to app for growers all over! These are truly exciting times for the marijuana industry... we have the most marijuana-friendly congress in history. "The federal momentum around marijuana reform is at the highest we’ve ever seen,” said Queen Adesuyi, who coordinates federal policy for the Drug Policy Alliance. ! Americans' support for legalizing marijuana continues to set new records. Two out of three Americans now support legalizing the plant. The global legal marijuana market is expected to reach $146.4 billion by end of 2025 according to Grand View Research. The industry is thriving and pot stocks have been exploding this year as a result. Shares of marijuana company Tilray went from as low as a $17 IPO to as high as $300 this past summer. These kind of gains seem unheard of but they are happening! Marijuana is becoming more and more accepted and states and countries are seeing the lucrative benefits of having a cannabis industry. Mad Money host Jim Cramer has said, "I still think that legalized weed is one of the great growth stories of our era." It may be just a matter of time until SCNA's greenhouses become a household name! Keep an eye on the stock for possible upside at these levels! Smart Cannabis Corp. (OTC: SCNA) may not be trading this low much longer as Wall Street gets the stock on its radar! - DW Editor EMAIL}/redirect [Why Am I Seeing This Ad?]( GENERAL NOTICE AND DISCLAIMER - PLEASE READ CAREFULLY THE FOLLOWING NOTICE AND DISCLAIMER MUST BE READ AND UNDERSTOOD AND YOU MUST AGREE TO THE TERMS CONTAINED THEREIN BEFORE USING THIS WEBSITE OR SUBSCRIBING TO OUR NEWSLETTER. We are engaged in the business of advertising and promoting companies. All content on our website is for informational purposes only and should not be construed as an offer or solicitation of an offer to buy or sell securities. Neither the information presented nor any statement or expression of opinion, or any other matter herein, directly or indirectly constitutes a solicitation of the purchase or sale of any securities. 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