At a Canadian farm, employees share a common idea - to grow high-quality cannabis, which is widely used throughout the world in medical practice. And all would be fine if the Canadians did not grow hemp bushes in the reservoirs inhabited by fish.

About six thousand tilapia fish live in ponds at the farm, whose vital products contain phosphorus, potassium and nitrogen and serve as hemp for fertilizer. In turn, grateful cannabis pays the fish a hundredfold and filters water in all 16 production ponds.

“There is an opinion that our tilapia are in a drug shock because of such a close proximity to cannabis,” farm officials say. - But this is a mistake. It’s just like our cannabis smells like fish! ”

It is noteworthy that this hemp farm is actively engaged in charity work and provides sponsorship for shelters for the homeless - every month about three hundred selected tilapias appear on the table at the shelter's guests.