01

Leased Land for Hemp and Cannabis

It is our belief that securing leased land will allow Green Mountain to expand organically as the business grows.

• Minimal Land Investment Required:

  Our proposed leased land model eliminates the need to invest large amounts of capital on land alone. We believe this will minimize our fundraising needs and set the Company up for the least amount of stock dilution.

• High Availability of Land Via Existing Partnerships:

  We believe Green Mountain’s existing and developing Indigenous and agricultural alliances will provide ample opportunity for expansion as our business grows. We believe this model will also prevent the need to make spontaneous, high-priced land purchase decisions in an era of minimal land availability.

02

Outdoor Hemp Cultivation

We believe our outdoor hemp cultivation is low-cost by naturally using the available ecological elements for optimal growth.

• Low-Cost:

  We believe outdoor hemp cultivation reduces high cost requirements associated with capital-intensive indoor cultivation facilities.

• Minimal Pest Control:

  We believe hemp naturally requires minimal pest control and is well-adapted to the outdoor Canadian environment.

03

Greenhouse Model for Cannabis Cultivation

We believe our planned custom, automated greenhouses minimize capital costs, have short construction timelines, and avoid the need for energy demanding 'concrete bunker' style operations.

• Okanagan Sun:

  We intend to grow in the heart of the best Okanagan sunshine. The Okanagan is known to be one of Canada's best agricultural areas and home to a world-renowned wine country. We believe great sun exposure, hot days, warm nights and low humidity provide cannabis and hemp with an environment in which to thrive.

• Reduced Energy Requirements:

  One of cannabis' highest costs is electricity for lights. We feel that using the power of the sun as a primary lighting source – while still retaining lights in the greenhouse for adaptive supplementary lighting – should significantly reduce operating costs.

01

Cannabis Cultivation Licenses

Our first cannabis cultivation license is mid-stage with Health Canada, and additional license applications may be filed in the future on all properties.

02

Hemp Cultivation License

Our hemp license application has been approved by Health Canada.

03

Expedited Expansion Opportunities

In our opinion, until now the cannabis industry in Canada has been dominated by high capital cost indoor cultivation facilities. It is our belief with the market evolving quickly and blindly, businesses who will be successful in this space are the ones who can adapt to the changing conditions by expanding or contracting as needed. We believe Green Mountain’s available agricultural land and expansion opportunities, greenhouse model for cannabis cultivation, and outdoor cultivation model for hemp will allow the company to adapt to market fluctuations.

04

Withstanding Commoditization or Fluctuating Prices

Green Mountain will be equipped to withstand price fluctuations with a low-cost, adaptive business model. In addition, we are building demand for our cannabis before we begin growing, by building a patient base through Greener Life, participating in research studies and clinical trials, and providing educational resources like a mobile app and medical publication to establish the company as a trusted source for reliable cannabis, patient services, and education.

01

Harvesting and Processing Technology

Growing hemp for hemp flower or CBD in Canada prior to October 17, 2018 was illegal under Industrial Hemp regulations. Now, everything has changed, and hemp farmers can participate in this lucrative opportunity. However, while harvesting and processing 1,000 square feet of cannabis is relatively easily attainable, 1,000 acres of hemp is much greater feat. It’s not as easy as firing up the combine and leaving it in the field to dry. Thus, Green Mountain is researching technology to harvest and process hemp efficiently and effectively to preserve sun-sensitive CBD.

02

High-CBD Hemp Strain

Current hemp strains on Health Canada’s Approved Cultivars list contain less than .3% THC and contain up to 3-5% CBD, sometimes higher if conditions are optimal. In the future, with the expertise of Green Mountain’s partners and medical staff, we hope to conduct research and development to cultivate or identify legal, high-CBD hemp strains to gain incrementally higher CBD per acre, while maintaining the same level of inputs and maintenance costs.

03

Cannabis Compounds

Research by others on cannabis and its associated components – including the multitude of terpenes and cannabinoids – is still preliminary. Certain members of Green Mountain’s medical advisory team, which includes cannabis pioneer, Dr. Greg Smith, author of multiple cannabis related medical textbooks, are involved with cannabis research. We intend to consider the advice of our advisory board when selecting which cannabis and hemp strains to grow based on desirable components that are proving to have promise in a multitude of medical conditions. We believe this approach will allow the Company to focus on growing high-demand strains with high-value components for both dried flower use and extraction.

04

Research Studies and Publication

Green Mountain is dedicated to furthering knowledge in the medical cannabis industry. We’re entering into research agreements, laying the groundwork for taking IP protected formulations to clinical trials, and publishing the first cannabis handbook in Canada for the medical community.

Green Mountain will build future value and withstand commoditization through a low- cost, adaptive business model and by building market demand for our cannabis before we begin growing.