Month: September 2016 (Page 57)

The Denver PostLongmont may close loophole that allows unregulated home marijuana growsThe Denver PostLongmont City Council members will discuss Tuesday night whether to close a loophole in city code related to home marijuana grows. Longmont law “generally prohibits marijuana cultivation, distribution, production, manufacturing, testing, retail sales …and more » Read More:Continue Reading

Statesman JournalOregon State Fair wraps up on crowd-filled dayStatesman JournalOut at the State Fair Info Booth, longtime volunteer Bruce Palmer said this year more visitors asked for directions to the cannabis exhibit than directions to the restrooms. … This year, Lundeberg and Black reflected on a return to agriculture. AfterContinue Reading

MERRY JANEParents are More Likely to Smoke Weed Than Their KidsMERRY JANEThe Florida Department of Agriculture claimed in the annual “domestic marijuana eradication aerial spotter” sweep that authorities uncovered over 75 outdoor grow sites across the state and destroyed more than eight-thousand marijuana plants in multiple …and more » Read More: ParentsContinue Reading

Motorleaf is Nest meets Lego for next-gen agricultureReadWriteThe industry includes $5 billion in urban farming in the US and $5.7 billion for legal cannabis production. Agtech company motorleaf have released the world's first wireless monitoring, motion detection and automated growing system for hobby and … Read More: Motorleaf is NestContinue Reading

Visalia Times-DeltaPolice uncover marijuana grow siteVisalia Times-DeltaA marijuana grow site operating in the city was uncovered by officers from the Visalia Police Department Friday night. The Narcotics Unit, Special Enforcement Unit and Patrol Division, led by Lt. Ron Epps, had been investigating a Visalia man who they … Read More: PoliceContinue Reading