What Does A Caregiver Do With Overages?

[beourbud]

wash eggs? salmonella? I got u from the country but what country?

 

our eggs are beautiful and delicious.

 

keep some extra salmonilla in a jar case we run out on the farm.

 

keep it next to the Nuttello Jar cause i like how it sounds. Nuttello Salmonilla or Salmonilla Nuttello

 

either way it is delicious.

[trichcycler]

not really a hick, just skeered to death of eating store foods. I've seen what its done to most everyone else. I'm a turtle hunter, they cause me havoc in the pond too. No catfish here, sorry. If I got eggs form another farm I would wash them also, but here I'm confidant to eat the eggs fresh raw. tira misu, soft boiled, sunny side up, mayo, or in a cup.  we're thinking about a couple baby dolls, and a small pig this spring.

GRASS! Are you also a hillrod hick? I wash them because of salmonella. Aren't they delicious? So much better than old store bought! And I could really use some catfish for our pond next spring.A snapper got in this summer,and we did find her,she was small,but still nearly killed all the fish,and drove away all my painted and blevins turtles. I want to get a nanny goat for milk. But will have to hide her from the township,they are cutting down the number of livestock/acre. And I know she will eat every flower we have planted,so she has to be in a pen with a run-in. Don't have a coop yet,and think the dogs would kill them.

[jvanslam]

Best thread!

 

Some fresh off the farm sunnysides and buttered toast are on the horizon for me.

[greenleaf]

Throw them in the trash

[beourbud]

Throw them in the trash

Bet the trash man appreciates it.  But your point is valid

 

Prefer the added value of the nutes in the compost.....worms love it to

Edited December 18, 2013 by beourbud

[t-pain]

if any caregivers have overages, they can call me up.

i'll dispose of overages properly. i'll even waive my disposal fees.

[GregS]

In response to the original post, it is only necessary that you use your creative problem solving skills, however well developed, or not, to come to a determination, or not.

 

Make sense?

Edited December 19, 2013 by GregS

[pergamum362]

^lol perfect anwser to a question without a point

[GanjaWarrior]

there is no such thing as overage's.

man how can so many people think there going to get rich.. get a job

wow and some just dont make any sense.... yes if he grew out two lbs yes he has overages. wtf does that have to with getting rich? some people should have more than 3 post before they start talking bunny muffin about people.

[free420country]

To the OP, What Does A Caregiver Do With Overages? you burn them

Or compost it,give it to your paitiants.

[pergamum362]

Sell it and make a bunch of money, give it away, smoke it all in one giant megalithic paper with your friends, compost it, throw it away, do whatever you want with it. You can even eat it.

[trichcycler]

I've heard the man comes down hard on those who are profiting selling medical marijuana.

 

I think overages exist occasionally to learn from. they offer an opportunity to question ones motives for growing in the first place, and put checks on grow habits, genetic selection, losses, technique. Good growers mostly avoid overages, keeping the overhead growing costs down. solid patient agreements go along way in production control and planning, but patients will come to unforeseen circumstances which wont allow them to accept the amount they originally requested. Sometimes patients coming from a less than desirable qualtiy may think they need much more cannabis than they actually do. Quality improvements generally lead to less need.  Overages can tempt a good person sometimes. Or they can  provide to that needy patient, not the one who speaks up, but the one who does not.

My best feeling comes when I see a near empty drying/storage room at harvest time. I don't keep product after a month or so old so I try to keep a good handle on whats in stock. My rabbits have certainly enjoyed a whole fresh harvest, or a big jar of cured bud too, but that doesn't give me a warm fuzzy feeling. Giving away ounces will not pay the electric bill, and that exquisite cuisine is overkill in the hutches.

Of course, most of my "overages go out in the form of "padded" deliveries. Donate for two ounces, I'll gift a half ounce is very common practice for me. Sometimes I'll offer my heavy use patients a super discounted delivery of larger quantities. I'll do that all the time as long as it doesn't affect the following months' requests. My grow bills are monthly, so my donations need be too.

Can someone please answer a question about overages?  I am considering becoming a caregiver and I am wondering if there is a legal way to profit from any overages I might have above and beyond what I supply my 5 allowed patients.  I have asked several other people and I get different answers.  Any help would be much appreciated.  Thanks.

[pergamum362]

I was being sarcastic, to a question thats been asked hundreds of times. No you cannot legally profit at this time.

[trichcycler]

 No you cannot legally profit at this time.

 

Can you show me this in our law?

I'm not refuting it, but never heard it put that way.

my profiting post was in direct to the ops legally profiting" question, not your humorous post, which made me snicker   ; )

[pergamum362]

Overages are in themselves illegal, an overage would be something above and beyond what your current patient needs, imo. So if your current patients dont need it, according to current rulings, there is no one left to legally buy them. Correct? Lol

[trichcycler]

actually, that's a good point there. I haven't considered the jars of selections just resting about, compared to notes of expected patient needs. I got a long way to go with record keeping, math, for sure. guess I'll go feed the bunnies now.....thanks, a lot, for the eye opener man.......tehe

Overages are in themselves illegal, an overage would be something above and beyond what your current patient needs, imo. So if your current patients dont need it, according to current rulings, there is no one left to legally buy them. Correct? Lol

[pergamum362]

Lol, did i get it right? Or has something changed!! Im behind on bills.

[Norby]

It's not an overage if you can show it was to keep a steady supply without running out.  If you have less in veg because you went over it's all in line with not running out.  I wouldn't want to try and prove it but I think it's worded that way for a reason.  They can't expect everyone to get it right from day one.  bunny muffin happens.  Esp with new strains.  I can't predict how much they will yield or if they'll hermie and not even make it.

[pergamum362]

I didnt put a number on it, although the law says 2.5 oz. just anything your patients dont need. Thats the way i look at it anyway. Although i do give extra beyond what they've asked for from time to time.

[t-pain]

looky here in ann arbor it seems like theres a place to 'vend' overages.

 

http://www.arborside.net/vending/

 

not that i'd recommend doing so.

[pic book]

why not donate them to colorado where i hear they are running out...

[pergamum362]

They work on consignment. There are still many places that do that.

[trichcycler]

is it legal for me to leave my buds with them(transfer) ?

[pergamum362]

I wouldnt think so. Still an illegal transfer.

[trichcycler]

Balls !