Canada’s Largest Outdoor Cannabis Farm Ready for Growth
After receiving the greenlight from Health Canada, preparations are underway in southern Ontario for what will soon be Canada’s largest legal outdoor cannabis farm.
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Take a Tour of Colorado’s Biodynamic Pot Farm
Nothing against the hardworking growing staffs using hydroponic setups in warehouses, but the future of cannabis cultivation lies in nature — so why not learn more about it?
Treat Marijuana Like Any Other Farm Crop, Group Tells City
‘A greenhouse is a greenhouse whether you’re growing cannabis or flowers or tomatoes’.
Pot Replaces Peppers at World’s Largest Cannabis Farm in Langley, B.C.
Canopy Growth operation will span 275,000 square meters.
Hemp Farmers Hope Marijuana Legalization in Canada will Benefit Business
Hemp growers hope the federal government’s marijuana legislation will allow them to harvest all parts of the hemp plant.
Overseers of Ohio’s marijuana Industry Defend Farm Selection: ‘Wouldn’t Have Done Anything Any Differently’
Overseers of Ohio’s new medical marijuana industry defended how they picked 24 businesses to run the state’s marijuana farms, including the hiring of a convicted felon.
Big-Farm Takeover Feared Under California’s New Pot Rules
Long-held fears of a corporate takeover of cannabis agriculture bubbled to the surface Friday, a day after the state released detailed regulations for what has historically been a loosey-goosey trade populated by small backwoods farmers.
Michigan Man Selling Marijuana Farm with an Asking Price of $2M
After nearly a decade of fighting for liberalized marijuana laws, David Overholt is hoping to cash in.
Medicinal Cannabis Farm Allows Rare Glimpse into Construction at Secret Queensland Location
A medicinal cannabis farm under construction in Queensland has opened its doors for the first time to offer an exclusive glimpse of its top-secret operation.
Lawyer Lights New Path as Pot Farmer
When Ammon Bundy was arrested in January 2016 for leading the armed takeover of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in eastern Oregon, he called Eugene attorney Mike Arnold for help.
