CU, Charlotte’s Web Partner to Study CBD’s Impact on Sleep and Anxiety
The University of Colorado Boulder has partnered with Charlotte’s Web to lead a study about hemp-derived CBD’s impact on two important qualities of life.
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DEA To Allow More Cultivators To Produce Cannabis For Research Purposes
Previously, the University of Mississippi was the only approved supplier of cannabis for research purposes.
Indoor, Outdoor or Greenhouse: What to Look for in Different Cannabis Growing Properties
With the global legal marijuana market projected to reach $70.6 billion by 2028, more and more entrepreneurs and investors are looking for opportunities to get a foothold in this emerging industry. The specific applications and consumer trends that will take off in the coming years remains to be seen, but one of the most future-proofRead More
Missouri Medical Cannabis Sales Top $70 Million Mark
More than $70 million in cumulative sales of medical marijuana have been reported for the state of Missouri since Oct. 2020.
Temple Research Finds That Tweaking CBD May Help It Curb Pain And Opioid Use In Mice
The next generation of cannabis-inspired medicine might be grown in test tubes instead of greenhouses.
Cannabis Convict Freed From Prison After 12 Years. Don’t Stop There, Gov. Parson
Robert Franklin was sentenced to 22 years in state prison for possessing 1 pound of marijuana with the intent to distribute.
A Family’s Decision To Cross State Lines With Marijuana Led To Their Child Being Taken Away
Earlier this year, a Michigan woman named Erika Prock set out on a road trip with her 18-month-old son to pick up her husband Todd from her in-laws along the Mississippi-Alabama border.
Apple Updates Policy To Allow Pot On The Platform
Previously, the policy banned bud-based businesses.
Tom’s Palms Carries On Family Tradition
CANNABIS CULTURE – “Everyone knew him as Big Tom. I grew up watching my Dad feed people.”
Cannabis Farmers Forced To React As Heat, Wildfires Take Their Toll On Crops
It used to be common to see Tyler Rumi and his B.C. cannabis farm staff out watering their plants until the recent heat wave hit.
