Jamaica Faces Marijuana Shortage As Farmers Struggle
Jamaica is running low on ganja.
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Becoming ‘Plastic Negative’: How Cannabis And Hemp Can Lead The Way In Regenerative Farming
As the climate crisis looms large, the cannabis and hemp industries have begun to take a look at their collective plastic footprint.
The Ancient Origins Of Cannabis, According To Science
Trying to tell the story of ancient cannabis is like trying to guess the picture on a puzzle with the majority of the pieces missing.
Marijuana Has Grown To Become Maine’s Most Valuable Crop
Sales of medical marijuana alone totaled nearly $222 million through October, making cannabis the state’s most valuable agricultural commodity.
America Must Protect Its Craft Hemp And Cannabis Growers. Here’s Why.
As legalization sweeps the nation, craft, small-batch growers in both the cannabis and hemp industries are at risk.
Cultivation Under Covid (A Grower’s Life in Lockdown)
CANNABIS CULTURE – While many struggle with the stress and anxiety of isolation, Andy, of the Syracuse area in New York State, has kept a level head — by keeping his hands in the dirt.
Cannabis Bill Must Permit Home Growing
There is no greater issue involving potential cannabis legalization in New Mexico than the issue of a home-growing option.
Retrofitted Sea Cans To House Regina’s First Micro Cannabis Cultivator
A Saskatchewan company is preparing to grow marijuana in sea cans at an undisclosed location.
It’s Harvest Time For P.E.I.’s Budding Community Of Cannabis Growers
‘You can grow the best cannabis to its absolute potential and then completely ruin it when you harvest it’.
Changing Of The Seasons: How Outdoor Cultivators Prepare For Various Crop Threats
In recent years, an uptick in wildfires and the severity of hurricanes have heightened the risk cannabis cultivators face.
