Month: November 2016 (Page 61)

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PureAgro Creates Largest U.S. Supplier of Urban Agriculture and Hydroponics Technologies and EquipmentBusiness Wire (press release)BUSINESS WIRE)–Pure Agrobusiness Inc. (PureAgro) has created the largest U.S. supplier of urban agriculture and hydroponics technologies and equipment through the consolidation of its retail and wholesale divisions. Headquartered in Los Angeles and … ReadContinue Reading

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MassLive.comFees, fines and regulations: A guide to the Massachusetts marijuana ballot questionMassLive.comUnder the ballot question, marijuana stores will be required to secure their stores, inventory, equipment and cultivation areas to prevent theft. How long does the Cannabis Control Commission have to develop policies? If the commission fails to develop …and more »Continue Reading

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KUNCWhat States Can Learn From Colorado's Marijuana RegulationsKUNCThe economic impact of the industry continues to grow, and other states are taking notice. Research from the Marijuana Policy Group shows that retail marijuana had an economic impact of $2.39 billion in 2015 and funded over 18,000 jobs. Public support …Proposition 64Continue Reading

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Sierra StarSF prepares for possible cannabis legalization By Michael Barba …San Francisco ExaminerA week out from the November election, San Francisco department heads and local residents are preparing for the potential legalization of marijuana across.Marijuana legalization could turn uglySonoma State StarWhat will Madera County do with recreational marijuana?Sierra StarSan MarcosContinue Reading

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Sierra StarSF prepares for possible cannabis legalizationSan Francisco ExaminerAbout 250 residents have already applied to cultivate marijuana in San Francisco, and the number of dispensaries there could increase rapidly, according to Alan. Alan said that city departments should prepare to apply for the money that Prop. 64 would …Marijuana legalizationContinue Reading

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Live ScienceMarijuana legalization could turn uglySonoma State StarThe Compassionate Use Act of 1996 was intended for those with legitimate medical needs to be recommended by a physician to possess or cultivate marijuana to combat illness. Nowadays, it's not hard to find a “doctor” to permit the use of marijuana for …MarijuanaContinue Reading