4 T Holdings LLC 4 T Holdings LLC

4 -T Holdings, LLC

4 -T Holdings, LLC 4 – T Holdings is positioning itself to be one of the largest industrial hemp farms in Southern Oregon… This is the most up-to-date happenings with 4 -T Holdings. Our seeds are set to hit the ground next week! Outlined within are each of our primary revenue streams with the most recent conservative numbers based on current market values. Our projections estimate revenue at over $200 million. We again have the opportunity to expand grow due to multiple factors…

4 – T Holdings – Projected 2019 income detail… Hemp Clones – 350, 000 - 500, 000 clones will be ready for market by 6/21/2019 350 k clones = $1, 750, 000 asset or projected revenue Equation = $5/plant x 350 K clones * * Current market value of clones is $5 to $15 per plant Boax Seed Project – First round Box Seed Project ready for market by 8/15/2019 275 lbs. = $550, 000 asset or projected revenues Current market value of Boax seed is $4, 000 to $10, 000/lb. Equation = $2, 000/lb. x 275 lbs. * Feminized Seeds – First round ready for market by 9/15/2019 280 lbs. = $7, 840, 000 asset or projected revenue Current market value for Feminized seeds is $1. 25 to $2. 00 a piece Equation = $1 per seed x 29, 000 seeds per lb. x 280 lbs. * We are very conservatively forecasting for revenue projection purposes

Projected 2019 income detail – continued… Red Cross Seed Project – First round Red Cross Seed to be ready for market by 10/15/2019 50, 000 lbs. = $75, 000 asset or projected revenue Current market value for Red Cross seed is $3, 500 to $7, 500 a lb. CBD Flower – Equation = $1, 500/lb. x 50, 000 lbs. * Flowers to be ready for market by 11/30/2019 200, 000 lbs. = $40, 000 asset or projected revenue Equation = $200/lb. x 200, 000 lbs. * Current market value of CBD flower(s) is $600 to $3000 a lb. Southern Oregon has the most desired CBD flower in the world Harvested Hemp Biomass – Hemp Biomass to be ready for market by 11/30/2019 2, 000 lbs. = $80, 000 projected revenue Our Southern Oregon farmers average 2, 000 lbs. to 4, 000 lbs. per acre. These assumptions are for 2, 000 lbs. per acre. Our Biomass will not be crushed or combined with the stalk. We are going to harvest our biomass acres like smokable bud. Biomass preserved as outlined is currently selling for over $80 a lb. * We are very conservatively forecasting for revenue projection purposes Equation = $40/lb. x 2, 000 lbs. *

4 - T Holdings An update from CEO, Jeffrey Yarosz – While these additional projects are amazing business opportunities - and exceeding our initial expectations – they do require more labor, growers and farmers. Fortunately, our reputation has grown in Southern Oregon and has led to many skilled farmers and growers wanting to partner with us. This is owed to our recently acquired machinery (our custom planting and custom harvesting are cutting edge – see Assets slide), stellar reputation and management team. We have mechanized a manual industry and still preserved the integrity of the product. The majority of our competition is either manual and slower or larger and more disruptive to the end product. Additionally, our feminized seed genetics that include the “unicorn of canniboids”, CBG will propel our revenue higher than we originally projected! We believe the prices illustrated previously will hold at this level for no more than a few years. This is an exiting and lucrative time in this cutting edge industry – we hope you’ll come along for the ride! Our revenue is only restricted by the money we commit today to our farms. Our valuation will increase once our clones and seeds are in the ground and the plants are veg’ing. Thank you for your investment and interest. It’s time to plant!

4 -T Holdings – Investing in hemp farming equipment for significant current/future cost savings… Assets we have purchased for 2019: Tillage equipment – 2 complete sets Tractor: New Holland T 8 380 Disk: Lemken Rubin 12/500 KUA Cultivator: Lemken Karat 12/400 KUA Harrow: Lemken Zirkon 12/600 KA Tractor: New Holland T 8 350 Disk: Lemken Rubin 12/400 KUA Cultivator: Lemken Karat 12/400 KUA Harrow: Lemken Zirkon 12/600 KA Planting equipment – 3 complete sets Tractor - 3: Case IH 250 Mag, 290 Mag and 310 Mag Planter - 2: Checchi & Magli Unifox 8 row Planter – 1: Custom built planter featuring a -Built toolbar and Precision Planting row units. Moore

Glossary of Terms • Boax Seed – Boax is a very popular strain of hemp. Most of the exotic strains we are seeing now involve crossings with this strain. This is a hemp OG, Original. Its lineage is derived from Hindu Kush and Otto cannabis strains. • Biomass – Hemp Biomass refers to bulk hemp dried plant material intended for processing to produce hemp crude oil, extracts, fibre, bast and other components. 4 -T Holdings biomass will be comprised mostly of flower. Our waste will be mostly stalks and the leaves. They can be used in alternative ways, most commonly as energy fuel, feed, compost, insulation and concrete. Another term for the ‘waste’ products of hemp are the byproducts. However, some producers still use it to extract hemp oils, CBD distillate, and CBD isolate. • CBD Flower – CBD flower is sourced from the hemp plant and is non-psychoactive (below 0. 3% THC). It’s a great and versatile product for people that need or prefer a low THC level. • CBG – CBG is a non-intoxicating cannabinoid, meaning it doesn’t produce the “highs” that are synonymous with THC. Because it is present in low levels (usually less than 1%) in most cannabis strains, CBG is considered a minor cannabinoid. CBG is known to be a sort of “primal cannabinoid” and is the mother and building block for what later becomes THC and CBD. In tests, CBG exhibits anti-microbial and anti-carcinogenic properties. As a painkiller, studies have shown that it has even greater therapeutic potential than THC. • Clones – Clones are only taken from the female hemp plants. These produce CBD rich flowers without the risk of pollination and going to seed. It also helps insure you know the quality of the product you are growing. • Feminized seed – By removing the guesswork of germinating regular seeds, feminized seeds streamline the growing process, saving space and time because they have been modified to produce only the bud-bearing female plants. By growing with feminized seeds it’s much easier to grow a healthy crop that will produce the mature plants that you want. Current strains that we now have include: Franklin, Wife, Trump, Cherry Wine, Sweeten and Auto 2