Authorizing agricultural cooperatives for cannabis producers.

HB 1941 allows licensed cannabis producers in Washington to form agricultural cooperatives, treating cannabis as an agricultural product under cooperative laws. This change directly affects licensed cannabis producers who can now pool resources with other growers through cooperative associations, similar to how farmers operate. The bill amends state law (RCW 24.34.010) to explicitly include cannabis producers in agricultural cooperative provisions, enabling them to collectively process, market, and handle cannabis products. It does not alter existing licensing fees or operational requirements for producers but expands their organizational options under agricultural cooperative rules.