5 Ways Cannabis Brands Can Honor the Past
Cannabis brands should honor the past to avoid the perils of today’s commercialization.
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Captain Carp Nutrients – Creative Solutions to an Invasive Problem
SPONSORED CONTENT – Captain Carp Nutrients is an Illinois-based company excited to announce their breakthrough Asian carp-based fertilizer. This revolutionary product is getting ready to hit market across the US and Canada.
Alberta Cannabis Growers Push For Winery-Type Sampling Tours
Kieley Beaudry would love patrons to tour her licensed indoor pot patch, sample its produce and purchase their favourite buzz on their way out.
Too Few Green Lights for Smaller Cannabis Growers, Say Producers
The hippie cachet and seaside accents of Alex Rumi’s craft-grown bud have proven such a hit in Alberta, retailers and consumers can’t get enough, the producer says.
As Prohibition Ends, Corporations Eye Profitable Seed Market
CANNABIS CULTURE – European seed banks are churning out dozens of new strains every year, but soon they’ll have to face a market revolution brought by legalization. As prohibition is dying, the game is changing, and the new players have means to dominate the game with government-friendly corporate culture.
Cannabis Black Market Will Thrive Until Small Pot Growers and Sellers Are Included, Advocates Say
One advocate points to Washington state, where less-regulated medical dispensaries are more popular than highly restricted recreational stores five years after legalization.
Germany Relaunches Cannabis Tender After Scuttling First Bid
At least three companies will be selected to grow 10,400 kilograms of medical cannabis in Germany over the next four years.
Greenhouse Growers Take Chance on Cannabis in Push For Green
New interest in marijuana production presents an opportunity for licensed producers looking to scale up quickly.
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.
Californian Growers and Retailers Brace for Cannabis Competition
When he was a child, John Casali used to listen out for federal helicopters hunting the hippie marijuana growers who had migrated to a remote patch of the northern California coast which became known as the Emerald Triangle.
