Why the cannabis industry should make room for mushrooms
While there is still much growth and revenue to be made and capitalized on in the cannabis industry, many people have started to notice the “’shroom boom” and its potential.
Marijuana farmers at greater risk of taking own lives amid hardships, California industry officials warn
Tough business conditions in the California marijuana industry are leading more and more people to take their own lives, especially farmers.
Consumer consent is key for marijuana businesses using robocalls, text messages to advertise
New marijuana retailers looking to connect with consumers might inadvertently violate federal law by using robocalls or text messages if they don’t first ask for recipients’ permission.
Cannabis growers seek solutions to water issues, including studying usage, monitoring theft
Cannabis growers in the American West haven’t escaped the massive water shortages this year that have forced farmers growing crops such as almonds and blueberries to rip out plants or let them die in the field.
Oregon launches hemp inspection program in bid to root out illegal marijuana grows
Without question growers are cultivating unlicensed marijuana in southern Oregon and shipping it across the country. They have been for decades.
But are they organized criminal operations operating outside of the law, or are they fronting as licensed hemp growers under cover of the boom in new grows that sprung up after the passage of the 2018 Farm Bill?
Health Canada issues reminder on cannabis potency labeling after Pure Sunfarms complaint
Canadian cannabis regulator Health Canada is reminding licensed producers that their THC and CBD potency labels must reflect laboratory testing results for each individual lot of marijuana.
