Western Sierra Mining Corp (OTC WSRA) Announces Acquisition of Hemp Operation

This 111-year-old mining company is reinventing itself as a multifaceted revenue producer by applying and expanding its $40,500,000 water rights’ assets. The beneficial uses of its water rights include growing industrial hemp, manufacturing CBD products, and undertaking related eco-friendly, high-yield, projects.

An agreement is now in place for Western Sierra to acquire 100% of Western Colorado Farming Initiatives, LLC as a wholly-owned subsidiary. For nearly a year, Western Colorado Farming Initiatives has been building its operation to cultivate hemp, extract CBD oil using state-of-the-art CO2 technology, and formulate and produce high-quality CBD products. The initial industrial hemp crop of more than 15 acres will be harvested beginning in October 2018. The CO2 extraction lab is fully operational, and post-processing laboratory methods have been developed. Wellness products, supplements, and beverages are now being produced.

Western Sierra’s investment and distribution partners, XYZ HEMP, Inc. (presently GRPS) and RushNet, Inc. (RSHN) are working in concert with Western Sierra to expand product lines to meet the demands of the growing distribution network available to these companies. Photographs will be available for the next press release on 9-27-18. Pre-harvest video footage now in production will follow.

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