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Occupational Health and SafetyDEA sends warning shot to hemp growersBend BulletinA small group of farmers, many with ties to Oregon's medical marijuana industry, applied for and received licenses to grow hemp last year. The famers faced pushback from the Oregon Department of Agriculture, which said state law restricted methods they …NoContinue Reading

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Occupational Health and SafetyNo Change in US Stance on MarijuanaOccupational Health and SafetyTwo governors sought to remove marijuana from Schedule I and reschedule it as medical cannabis in Schedule II, asserting it has an accepted medical use in the United States, is safe for use under medical supervision, and hasContinue Reading

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Central Penn Business JournalHemp is happening: State regulators developing program for 2017 …Central Penn Business JournalIndustrial hemp could be growing in Pennsylvania fields by early 2017, according to the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture. The department is authorized …and more » Read More: Hemp is happening: State regulators developing program for 2017 …Continue Reading

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Central Penn Business JournalHemp is happening: State regulators developing program for 2017Central Penn Business JournalIndustrial hemp could be growing in Pennsylvania fields by early 2017, according to the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture. The department is authorized to grow industrial hemp for research purposes through pilot programs. But before crops canContinue Reading

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KRDO18000-plant marijuana grow found in El Paso CountyKRDO"This is a good, secluded area to grow marijuana illegally. But seeing that it's legalized and people are growing it legally, why take the chance of doing it illegally?" You're asked to contact U.S. Forest Service Law Enforcement at 303-275-5266 if you …andContinue Reading

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Sacramento BeeDEA moves to make more marijuana available for medical researchSacramento BeeIn California, which made medicinal use of cannabis legal in 1996, marijuana cultivation and sales now constitute a multi-billion dollar industry. Colorado, Washington, Oregon and Alaska have gone further, with voter-approved initiatives legalizing the …U.S. affirms its prohibition onContinue Reading