Day: June 25, 2016 (Page 2)

Dope MagazineWellness Weekends: Humboldt Hands: Fifth Generation Dairy Ranchers Come CleanDope MagazineLong before “Back-to-the-Landers” fled San Franciso in 1969 after the “Summer of Love” and Cannabis became its cash crop, livestock competitions were a regular occurrence on the Plaza in the progressive city of Arcata – otherwise known as “60sContinue Reading

Sacramento BeeAfter devastating fire, county turns to marijuana for comebackSacramento BeeLiberty, a local medical cannabis activist, had just expanded his personal cultivation from a handful of plants to 99 in hopes of supplementing his retirement income by selling marijuana to dispensaries in Calaveras and Santa Rosa. He never got theContinue Reading

GoLocalProvOnline Voter Registration & Bridge Repair: This Year at the State HouseGoLocalProvLawmakers approved numerous changes to the medical marijuana program, including expanding it to allow its use by post-traumatic stress disorder patients. A new law expands Rhode Islanders' insurance coverage for experimental uses of prescription … Read More: Online Voter RegistrationContinue Reading

The Union of Grass ValleyNevada County officials, medical marijuana advocates to gather for 2nd meetingThe Union of Grass ValleyNevada County officials and medical marijuana grow advocates will meet again Monday to continue discussions about new regulations in the wake of Measure W's failure. The possibility of implementing those interim growContinue Reading

FOX31 DenverDenver denies license renewal for marijuana grow operationFOX31 DenverDENVER — For the first time the city of Denver has denied renewal a grow license for a marijuana dispensary. The city licensing director is denying renewal of the Starbuds dispensary license because the grow operation's odors and other effects areContinue Reading

LSU, SU boards approve measures to procure licenses to produce medical marijuanaKSLA-TV"Research opportunities are endless with this, and it's a dream from our people because most of the crops that we deal with now are in one-year growing cycles," said William Richardson, Dean of Agriculture at LSU. "We can forceContinue Reading

Wallowa County CheiftainSales figures could make pot to Oregon's most valuable cropWallowa County CheiftainSALEM — Sales and tax figures collected by state agencies may finally solve one of Oregon's long-running farm crop questions: whether marijuana is indeed the state's most valuable crop, as cannabis advocates have always maintained. Tight controlsContinue Reading