Day: August 20, 2016

Ryan Stoa: From wine to weed: Keeping the marijuana farm small …YubaNetAugust 20, 2016 – In November, voters in as many as 12 states will see a marijuana legalization initiative on their ballots. Marijuana is already legal for …and more » Read More: Ryan Stoa: From wine to weed: Keeping the marijuanaContinue Reading

Ryan Stoa: From wine to weed: Keeping the marijuana farm small and localYubaNetIn a recent article, I argue that the agricultural sector of the marijuana industry also presents a number of challenges. One paramount question looms over the rest: Will marijuana agriculture become consolidated, with “Big Marijuana” companies …and more »Continue Reading

KVALGreen ribbon? Pot plants at Oregon State Fair a 1st in the USKVALThe exhibit of the non-flowering, immature plants brings pot cultivation more into the agricultural mainstream less than two years after Oregon voters legalized recreational marijuana. The Oregon Cannabis Business Council, which organized the exhibit …Oregon Buzz: Pot PlantsContinue Reading

The CannabistJudge tosses lawsuit against Arizona legal pot initiativeThe CannabistUnder the measure, adults age 21 and older could carry up to one ounce of marijuana and consume it privately. Adults could also cultivate up to six marijuana plants in an enclosed space and possess the marijuana produced by the plants.Continue Reading

Frederick News Post (subscription)These Five States Are Next To Vote On Cannabis LegalizationGreen Rush DailyWith four states having legalized recreational cannabis, you might be wondering which states will be the next to vote on cannabis legalization. This year has seen a record number of states with marijuana initiatives on theContinue Reading

Clarksville Leaf ChronicleFive things to know about industrial hemp – The Leaf ChronicleClarksville Leaf ChronicleDespite being legal since 2014, there is still a lot of misinformation about industrial hemp in the state.and more » Read More: Five things to know about industrial hemp – The Leaf Chronicle – Clarksville Leaf ChronicleContinue Reading

Clarksville Leaf ChronicleTennessee Legislature must double down on hemp farmingClarksville Leaf ChronicleIt's time to be frank about hemp and marijuana, folks. After reading the story about Clarksvillians Andrew and Maggie Fox, and the vast reporting lately on opiate addiction around the nation ravaging lives and families, there's no better timeContinue Reading

Arkansas Online'Pot' measure's backer turns in more signaturesArkansas OnlineUnder the proposed Arkansas Medical Cannabis Act, a patient with a "Hardship Cultivation Certificate" would be allowed to grow up to 10 cannabis plants — five mature plants and five seedlings — in an enclosed, locked facility. A caregiver would be …Poll:Continue Reading

Pot plants at state fair a first for the U.S.Bend BulletinSALEM — Nine living marijuana plants will be displayed at the Oregon State Fair in a first of its kind event for the United States starting next Friday. The exhibit of the non-flowering, immature plants brings pot cultivation more intoContinue Reading

Tulare County Supervisors Vote on Interim Marijuana Cultivation OrdinanceValley VoiceThe Tulare County Board of Supervisors voted at its August 16 meeting to adopt its interim zoning ordinance on the cultivation of marijuana and medical marijuana dispensaries. The interim ordinance prohibits the establishment of new or expansion of … Read More:Continue Reading