Month: November 2017 (Page 38)

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A Canadian company that specializes in indoor marijuana production is going outside – buying a Maine hemp farm to ramp up its CBD oil production. Future Farm Technologies of Vancouver said in a news release it has acquired a 120-acre industrial hemp farm in Amity, Maine. Derek Ross, the farm operatorContinue Reading

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What are the bare minimum requirements for growing healthy cannabis? Find out how to rig a low-cost, basic cannabis garden for cultivating cannabis on a budget. The post Basic Cannabis Growing Setups for Cultivators With Tight Budgets appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Basic Cannabis Growing Setups forContinue Reading

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Patients and others had expressed outrage that businesses would be forced to close for months while awaiting a license. The post Michigan Reverses Stance, Will Let Marijuana Shops Stay Open appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Michigan Reverses Stance, Will Let Marijuana Shops Stay OpenContinue Reading

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In a move that could have important implications for the legalized marijuana industry, a New Jersey appeals court has ruled that the state should review marijuana’s classification as a Schedule 1 drug, which makes it illegal under federal law. Schedule 1 denotes substances that have no accepted medical use andContinue Reading

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Federal drug authorities have sent another round of warning letters to CBD producers about making health claims. The recipients include CW Hemp, the Colorado Springs, Colorado, company that supplies the popular Charlotte’s Web medicine for intractable epilepsy. The Food and Drug Administration sent four warning letters Wednesday to two Colorado companies – CWContinue Reading

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Pennsylvanians moved a giant step closer to being able to obtain medical marijuana, as the state announced the launch of its patient and caregiver registry. The post Pennsylvania Starts Signing up Medical Marijuana Patients appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Pennsylvania Starts Signing up Medical Marijuana PatientsContinue Reading

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As Ontario prepares to roll out its marijuana legislation Wednesday, the province doesn’t appear to be backing away from its pledge to block private enterprises from selling recreational cannabis. Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne told reporters that the province’s forthcoming cannabis legislation should “shut down” privately owned dispensaries operating illegally, according to theContinue Reading

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Aurora Cannabis received a cultivation license from Health Canada for its 40,000-square-foot indoor facility in Pointe-Claire, making it only the second company to have a medical marijuana production license in Quebec. An executive told Marijuana Business Daily that production from the facility – called “Aurora Vie” – will be usedContinue Reading