Why more California farmers are growing agave

Im an Agave grower my self in Jalisco, Mexico & Agave out of Mexico can’t make or call it “Tequila” because is regulated by the Mexican government. But like he said, he can call it Agave Spirits

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I wonder if these plants need to be watered

Dawm they are stealing our business i been doing it for 10 years in guerrero mex

it also takes close to 7 years to reach maturity. easy way to take 7 years off and then have a fresh force of new mexicans that can jump right in and do the same work they were doing back home.

because they won't have to retrain all their workers.

This is awesome,.......we will all starve to death while we get hammered on Tequila!

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Since the California government doesn't want to invest in desalination plants to provide their own water, I guess growing cactus and agave is all some farmers can do. It will be tequila soon.

Why? For tequila! Ai ai ai!

So we will have more of a food shortage because farmers will be switching 🤦‍♂️

it's unbelievable how little care the governor of California cares about pollution the environment water shortages his main concern is that everybody will have an electric car in 10 years and will be legal anybody to go to California who does not have an electric car and that the homeless people will receive brand new electric cars instead of homes better schools or to get rid of the pot industry but the philosophy is give them dope not hope

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Smart! Even though California is the most populous state, agriculture uses over 75% of CA's water supply. Almonds are one of the most water intensive crops and they are still everywhere here. It is madness.