"In December, the U.S. Department of Justice announced it would allow tribes to legalize marijuana on their reservations. In the months since, many tribes have expressed interest. One California tribe has started work on a $10 million medical marijuana greenhouse that is set to open this month, making it the first tribe to grow and manufacture medical marijuana on tribal land.
Bear said operating a medical marijuana operation would be a natural fit for the Maliseet tribe, whose cultural traditions include smoking herbs. And other Maliseet tribes in Canada have already started producing marijuana for commercial use — Colorado Springs, CO-based OmniCare Health Solutions has an agreement with a tribe in Canada to build a medical marijuana facility on 1,000 acres of the reservation.
The Pinoleville Pomo Nation in California’s Mendocino County is currently building the 100,000-square-foot greenhouse on its reservation using money contributed by FoxBarry Farms, a company that helps tribes with economic development projects, and with consulting help from United Cannabis, according to Indian County Today."
Google it, there is heaps of info on this subject.
