Becoming one of Utah’s 10 approved medical marijuana growers in the state’s new program won’t be cheap. The state plans to charge a $10,000 application fee and an additional $100,000 annual licensing fee for cultivators that are chosen, according to draft rules for Utah’s new medical marijuana program. State officialsContinue Reading
The unanimous state Supreme Court decision Tuesday concluded Arizona cardholders are immunized because cannabis extracts are considered medical marijuana. The post Cannabis Extracts Are Legal, Arizona High Court Rules appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Cannabis Extracts Are Legal, Arizona High Court RulesContinue Reading
TSA clarifies its policy: CBD is A-OK. There are rules, though. Here’s what you need to know. The post Flying With CBD? TSA Says It’s Cool appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Flying With CBD? TSA Says It’s CoolContinue Reading
Customers making the trek from nearby New York are responsible for as much as 50% of recreational marijuana sales so far in Massachusetts, according to reporting by Crain’s New York Business. In Great Barrington, a town on Massachusetts’ western edge that’s only a one-hour drive from Albany and less than three hoursContinue Reading
The long-limited Texas medical cannabis system is poised to finally open its doors to more patients. The post Texas Lawmakers Approve MMJ Expansion. Will the Governor OK It? appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Texas Lawmakers Approve MMJ Expansion. Will the Governor OK It?Continue Reading
A North Dakota-based private clinic that provided evaluations for medical marijuana has been forced to close and repay $21,800 to patients who ultimately did not receive their medical marijuana cards. The action against Green Health Docs – which operates clinics in Maryland, Missouri, Ohio and Oklahoma – underscores the demandContinue Reading
Missouri regulators issued final rules for the state’s medical marijuana program, effective June 3, and MMJ business applicants can start applying for the program Aug. 3. According to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, the rules will remain in effect until February, when they can be revised. The state health department will holdContinue Reading
After failing to pass it in the budget, legislators give a new bill a try before the session ends June 19. The post New York Launches Final Bid for Adult-Use Legalization in 2019 appeared first on Leafly. Read More: New York Launches Final Bid for Adult-Use Legalization inContinue Reading
Harvard University is spearheading what participants are calling one of the largest international efforts for research on medical cannabis – and the school has chosen Alberta, Canada-based Atlas Biotechnologies as a founding partner of the initiative. Atlas will initially be the sole supplier of marijuana and its derivatives for theContinue Reading
“I’m a heavy dabber,” PuffCo founder Roger Volodarsky shares with me by phone. “This is a product that I made for myself.” His breakthrough invention, the Puffco Peak, is a portable electronic rig designed to make dabbing accessible to a whole new generation. Volodarsky says the journey began with aContinue Reading
