Month: February 2017 (Page 48)

Colorado's pot lessons: Prepare for no help, a lot of smellRed Bluff Daily NewsDENVER (AP) — Don't delay. Don't expect help. And get used to the smell. Those are some marijuana lessons from the Colorado Department of Agriculture. The agency is starting to open up more about regulating cannabis, aContinue Reading

Colorado's pot lessons: Prepare for no help, a lot of smellRedwood TimesDENVER (AP) — Don't delay. Don't expect help. And get used to the smell. Those are some marijuana lessons from the Colorado Department of Agriculture. The agency is starting to open up more about regulating cannabis, a plant theContinue Reading

Colorado's pot lessons: Prepare for no help, a lot of smellEureka Times StandardDENVER (AP) — Don't delay. Don't expect help. And get used to the smell. Those are some marijuana lessons from the Colorado Department of Agriculture. The agency is starting to open up more about regulating cannabis, a plantContinue Reading

Colorado's pot lessons: Prepare for no help, a lot of smellChico Enterprise-RecordDENVER (AP) — Don't delay. Don't expect help. And get used to the smell. Those are some marijuana lessons from the Colorado Department of Agriculture. The agency is starting to open up more about regulating cannabis, a plant theContinue Reading

Colorado's pot lessons: Prepare for no help, a lot of smellMonterey County HeraldDENVER (AP) — Don't delay. Don't expect help. And get used to the smell. Those are some marijuana lessons from the Colorado Department of Agriculture. The agency is starting to open up more about regulating cannabis, a plantContinue Reading

Fox BusinessWill Falling Cannabis Prices Hurt Marijuana Stocks?Fox BusinessAs increasingly more marijuana growers entered the market and more states allowed residents to legally grow marijuana, cannabis prices dropped throughout 2016. Wholesale marijuana prices late in the year were roughly half the levels of 12 months earlier.and more » Read More: WillContinue Reading

Bend BulletinTumalo marijuana farm could move forward after delaysBend BulletinAssuming the application does move forward, Oregrown plans to have an indoor marijuana growing operation complete by the middle of summer. But the full buildout of the farm will likely take years, Neubauer said. “It's going to take years for usContinue Reading

Bend BulletinTumalo marijuana farm could move forward after delays; Oregrown …Bend BulletinAround 18 months after purchasing 84 acres of farmland near Tumalo, the owners of the Bend-based marijuana business Oregrown Industries Inc. are expecting …and more » Read More: Tumalo marijuana farm could move forward after delays; Oregrown … – Bend BulletinContinue Reading

The Times of IsraelMinisters endorse bill to export medicinal cannabisThe Times of IsraelIn January, the Agriculture Ministry said it planned to invest eight million shekels ($2 million) into medical cannabis research projects. In January last year, US tobacco giant Philip Morris plowed $20 million into Israeli company Syke, which producesContinue Reading

Arutz ShevaWill Israel's next big export item be marijuana?Arutz ShevaIn January, the Agriculture Ministry said it planned to invest eight million shekels ($2 million, 1.98 million euros) into medical cannabis research projects. In January last year, US tobacco giant Philip Morris ploughed $20 million into Israeli …Israel takes step towardContinue Reading