Jamaican Hemp Festival

It's only been a year since the first hemp festival in Jamaica. The locals really liked the holiday, so they decided to organize a festival this year, which will be dedicated to hemp culture. But in 2016, the local organization Rastafari In Inity will fully reveal the Rastafarian culture to the people of Jamaica. A grand celebration will last two days from December 9th to 11th in the city of Negril, called Rastafari Rootzfest.

The head of Rastafari In Inity, Ras Lyon, said: "This year we will organize an unforgettable festival that will be fully dedicated to our local traditions and Rastafarian culture. We thank the past organizers of High Times magazine for being the first to open the festival, and also for supporting the local movement to legalize marijuana. Now the cannabis market is open to everyone, and we want to take care of our population. We want to build our own viable industry and teach people about the craft of cannabis, and in general about growing culture. Also, marijuana will help improve the economic condition of our country and will be the key to a better life for Rastafarian communities and Jamaican farmers."

Held last year, the festival attracted a huge number of tourists and investors from major Canadian and American cannabis companies, thereby bringing in Negril a hefty profit.

Cannabis is more than a means to relax!

  B "For us, ganja is not just a means of relaxation and entertainment, this is the truth we are trying to convey to the whole world. People are accustomed to stereotypes about smokers and do not see at all that this plant also has a spiritual character. All knowledge and communities were built thanks to hemp " Ras Lyon said.

Also, "We expect many foreign guests, the presence of Canadian and American marijuana growers at the festival, and we welcome all cannabis lovers who wish to share the cultivation and culture of consumption of gadzhi," Ras said.