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Home›News›De Pere›Hemp business grows like a weed in De Pere

Hemp business grows like a weed in De Pere

By The Press
July 8, 2020
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Peggy Coffeen, owner of P'ri CBD, said her 325 hemp plants will reach around 4 feet tall each before she harvests them this fall. Lea Kopke Photo
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