There have been pretty strong Cannabis planted in big scale farms for many decades in South America. There are those not so strong too, but there are tons of good stuff in big operations. Paraguay, for example, have skilled big plantation farmers.

I'm sure farmers won't have any trouble growing it, but I did read not long ago about a farmer in Kansas who's family has farmed there for practically ever looking into it.

He was wanting to know about strains and what bugs eat it and fertilizers to use and was especially worried about growing plants that had levels of THC that were too high, even by just a tiny amount. He didn't want get busted for that.

It's been a few generations gone by since it was legal to grow hemp as a crop. They'll have to relearn it and that will take some time.