Month: April 2017 (Page 68)

Motley FoolA Foolish Take: Legal Marijuana Sales Could Still GrowMotley FoolIf you're interested in business or investing, it's hard not to be curious about what's going on in the marijuana industry. The market is booming thanks to an ever-increasing number of states that have legalized cannabis for both medical andContinue Reading

KCRA SacramentoSacramento pot-grow permits cost thousands of dollars – KCRA.comKCRA SacramentoThe city of Sacramento began accepting applications Monday morning for non-residential permits to grow marijuana, which can cost thousands of dollars per …City of Sacramento Starts Accepting Pot Growing Applications | FOX40FOX40How to file for a recreational pot-growing permit in SacramentoContinue Reading

KCRA SacramentoSacramento pot-grow permits cost thousands of dollarsKCRA SacramentoThe city of Sacramento began accepting applications Monday morning for non-residential permits to grow marijuana, which can cost thousands of dollars per permit. Advertisement. The city's planning division on Richards Boulevard is collecting two types …City of Sacramento Starts Accepting Pot GrowingContinue Reading

KCRA SacramentoRecreational pot-growing permits available in SacramentoKCRA SacramentoThe city's planning division on Richards Boulevard is collecting two types of permits that are necessary for the marijuana grows — business operating permit and conditional use permit. However, the permits don't come cheap. The business operating … Read More: Recreational pot-growing permitsContinue Reading

Cannabis Business TimesHow to Implement an Effective IPM Plan for Your Cultivation OperationCannabis Business TimesWith cannabis being an agricultural crop, the solutions to its cultivation problems lie within traditional agriculture. A well-crafted IPM plan is an effective strategy for every cannabis cultivator to mitigate crop loss, increase quality and utilizeContinue Reading

Researchers to study hemp production in SchuylkillStandard SpeakerThe hemp will be harvested from Schuylkill and Bedford counties; the fish are located at Cheyney University; and Lehigh University will also be involved with the research project, according to the agriculture department release. “We look forward to …and more » Read More: ResearchersContinue Reading