“When I heard the industry was coming to New Jersey, it’s something I wanted to be a part of,” said Drum, production manager for Garden State Dispensary. “A whole new medical field was coming here. You feel like there’s something moral about it, being able to help introduce people to something that can help them.”I still feel like we’re definitely at the initial stages of the industry as a whole.”Drum was one of many employees working Thursday at Garden State Dispensary, which opened in November 2013. The employees were selling medical marijuana strains such as Sour Diesel and Death Star. They were cultivating clones from mother plants. After waiting days for those plants to dry, they were trimming and packaging them so they looked just right.Officials with the New Jersey dispensary and grow facility hosted several journalists from Pennsylvania last week, and the trip was billed as a preview of sorts.The team that brought the nonprofit Garden State Dispensary to New Jersey is planning an even larger medical marijuana facility in Reading at 1800 Centre Ave. [Read more at Reading Eagle]