Month: July 2016 (Page 52)

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cleveland.comS 02, Ep. 12: She's NORML; She captures cannabis cultureThe CannabistWashington tests reveal undisclosed pesticides in pot growing products: Washington state's Department of Agriculture says it has found traces of undisclosed pesticides in many of the marijuana-growing fertilizers and other products it tested recently.Small businesses prepare for Ohio medical marijuanaContinue Reading

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Chandigarh TribuneDespite strict vigil, poppy cultivation continuesChandigarh TribuneAs per the data procured from the district police, cannabis and poppy are being grown in huge tracts of forest and agriculture land and keeping a check on the narcotics trade still remains a challenging task. The remote areas of the Chohar valleyContinue Reading

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Arkansas OnlineArkansas: Medical Cannabis Legalization Measure Qualifies For November BallotNORML Blog (blog)Arkansas voters will decide this November on a statewide initiative to permit qualified physician-authorized patients to possess and cultivate cannabis. The Secretary of State's office today affirmed that proponents, Arkansans for Compassionate Care, …Medical marijuana act cleared for vote inContinue Reading

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Statesman JournalCouncil accepts 2, omits 1 zone for cropsStatesman JournalIn his report City Planner Dan Fleishman noted that crop production was allowed in zones for industrial agriculture, but no others. The city had recently been approached by business owners concerning indoor … Fleishman pointed out that location … Read More:Continue Reading

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Redheaded Blackbelt11300 Scrawny Marijuana Plants Found in Trespass GrowRedheaded BlackbeltDeputies were unable to apprehend the suspects. Deputies located evidence of chemical pesticides and rodenticides used within the marijuana grow. F&W investigated the large scale water diversion from Atwell Creek. A total of 11,030 marijuana plants … Read More: 11300 ScrawnyContinue Reading

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Arkansas OnlineMedical marijuana act signatures validated, will appear on Arkansas ballotArkansas OnlineAfter the election, the two split over a “grow-your-own” provision, and they pursued separate proposals for this election year. Under Fults' proposal, a patient with a “Hardship Cultivation Certificate” would be allowed to grow up to 10 cannabis plantsContinue Reading