New Mexico Revokes Licenses, Levies $2M Fines on Cannabis Growers

Native American Agricultural Development Co. and Bliss Farm penalized for numerous violations, including exceeding plant limits and failing to track inventory.

New Mexico marijuana regulators have revoked the licenses of two cannabis growing operations, Native American Agricultural Development Co. and Bliss Farm, for numerous violations.
Each business has been fined $1 million, totaling $2 million in fines.
Violations include exceeding plant count limits, failing to track inventory, and creating unsafe working conditions.
Native American Agricultural Development Co. is associated with a Navajo businessman previously raided by federal authorities for illicit cannabis cultivation.
Bliss Farm was cited for 17 violations, including evidence of a recent harvest without records, leading to suspicions of illicit plant transfers or sales.