The Alaska Department of Revenue reported record high sales figures. The post Data Dive: Alaska Cannabis Sales Continue to Rise appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Data Dive: Alaska Cannabis Sales Continue to RiseContinue Reading
In spite of its late-night joie-de-vivre image, Quebec has significantly less enthusiasm toward legal cannabis than anywhere else in Canada, with only 40% of the population in favour of legalization. The post Cannabis in a Distinct Society: Quebec’s Idiosyncratic Grapple with Legalization appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Cannabis in a DistinctContinue Reading
A dozen of Canada’s largest marijuana producers have come together to form the Canadian Cannabis Co-op and are offering to bankroll a “turn-key” retail network in Alberta to sell adult-use products alongside private retailers and government-run outlets. The group, which unveiled its plans in a news release, hopes to extendContinue Reading
CBD will take another big step toward the mainstream next year when the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) removes hemp-based products from a list of banned substances. WADA’s 2018 listing will show that “cannabidiol is no longer prohibited,” though the agency didn’t explain why CBD was removed. WADA – whose missionContinue Reading
Dabbing technology has advanced far beyond the days of hot knifing and inhaling vapor through a straw. Learn the tools you’ll need for a safe and clean dab below. If you’ve heard about dabbing but aren’t sure where to start when it comes to what equipment you need, it canContinue Reading
Recreational marijuana home grows are still a hot button issue among Washington state residents, and regulators were not given an easy path forward after a hearing Wednesday on whether to legalize them. Although registered medical cannabis patients are already permitted to grow up to six plants at home, personal cultivationContinue Reading
By Omar Sacirbey, Bart Schaneman and John Schroyer Potential medical marijuana patients in New York are turning to the black market, Maryland awards eight more MMJ business licenses, and a new Michigan law could increase cannabis cultivators’ production. Here’s a closer look at some notable developments in the marijuana industryContinue Reading
By Kristen Nichols Dozens of states are slowly experimenting with industrial hemp cultivation and processing, authorizing limited tests through land-grant universities. Not North Carolina. North Carolina has gone all in on hemp, which state officials see as a natural fit for an economy once dominated by tobacco farming and textileContinue Reading
