GenCanna breaks ground
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GenCanna and Mayfield/Graves County officials gathered on outside of Mayfield Thursday to officially break ground for construction of the company's 220,000 square foot hemp processing facility. Upon its completion for the 2019 harvest season, the processing plant is expected to be the largest facility of its kind in the state of Kentucky. Taking part in the ceremony (left to right) are Ron Conyea, grower representative; Mayfield Mayor Kathy O'Nan; Betsy Flynn, president of CFSB Bank; Richard Drennen, director of administration; Chris Stubbs, chief science officer; Dan Claycamp, vice-president of operations; Dustin Hawkins, vice-president of real estate; Graves County Judge Executive Jesse Perry; Ryan Drane, Graves County Economic Development president and Dennis Smith, president of Pinnacle, Inc. "The Western Kentucky community continues to be extremely supportive of GenCanna. We are appreciative of the support and are excited to be breaking ground on our first-class facility for our network of hemp growers to bring their crops to," Stubbs said.
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