Day: February 19, 2017

wwlp.comLocal residents learning how to grow marijuana | WWLP.comwwlp.comEASTHAMPTON, Mass. (WWLP) – In Easthampton, some people drove as far as Sunderland, to learn how they can grow pot at their home for personal use.and more » Read More: Local residents learning how to grow marijuana | WWLP.com – wwlp.comContinue Reading

wwlp.comLocal residents learning how to grow marijuanawwlp.comEASTHAMPTON, Mass. (WWLP) – In Easthampton, some people drove as far as Sunderland, to learn how they can grow pot at their home for personal use. A packed room of more than 30 people gathered at the Easthampton Community Center to hear … Read More:Continue Reading

Press HeraldIt may be legal to grow marijuana in Maine, but it's not easy to get …Press Herald“So he grows a little garden in the backyard by the fence / He's consuming what he's growing nowadays in self-defense / He gets out there in the twilight zone …and more » Read More:Continue Reading

Press HeraldIt may be legal to grow marijuana in Maine, but it's not easy to get gardening advicePress HeraldIT IS NOW LEGAL to grow up to six flowering marijuana plants, 12 immature (non-flowering) plants and unlimited seedlings in Maine. SEEDLINGS ARE legally defined as under 24 inches tall and lessContinue Reading

Pensacola News JournalViewpoint: Expand cannabis in FloridaPensacola News JournalScott signed the so-called Charlotte's Web bill establishing the framework for the cultivation of low-THC cannabis and the production of CBD oil, which studies at Johns Hopkins have shown can greatly reduce seizures in children. Yet, despite the fact … Read More:Continue Reading

Department of Agriculture would regulate marijuana edibles with …Longview Daily NewsA bill sponsored by state Sen. Dean Takko, D-Longview, would put the state Department of Agriculture in charge of inspecting and regulating marijuana edibles, …and more » Read More: Department of Agriculture would regulate marijuana edibles with … – Longview Daily NewsContinue Reading

Department of Agriculture would regulate marijuana edibles with new Takko billLongview Daily NewsA bill sponsored by state Sen. Dean Takko, D-Longview, would put the state Department of Agriculture in charge of inspecting and regulating marijuana edibles, such as caramels, brownies and chocolates. The bill helps to place processors in theContinue Reading