Month: November 2019 (Page 16)

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Outdoor marijuana growers are reporting an increase in cross-pollination from hemp farms, a development that could mean MJ cultivators might lose upwards of tens of thousands of dollars if their plants become unmarketable as flower products. Cross-pollination could cost marijuana farmers several thousand dollars as hemp production expands nationwide isContinue Reading

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Just in time for Christmas: Michigan officials will allow 12 stores to open within weeks. (Sorry, not you, Detroit.) The post Surprise! Michigan adult-use cannabis sales begin Dec. 1 appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Surprise! Michigan adult-use cannabis sales begin Dec. 1Continue Reading

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Nevada lawsuit is a post from: Marijuana Business Daily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneurs Read More: Nevada lawsuitContinue Reading

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Tissue culture is gaining popularity in the cannabis industry, allowing producers to keep cannabis genetics clean and consistent. But is it worth it for growers? The post Is tissue culture the future of growing cannabis? appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Is tissue culture the future of growingContinue Reading

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From a friendly demeanour to a wealth of cannabis knowledge, here’s what to look for in a budtender. The post The best budtenders do these things really well appeared first on Leafly. Read More: The best budtenders do these things really wellContinue Reading

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A North Macedonian draft bill that proposed modifications to the current medical cannabis framework has been removed from parliament’s agenda, according to Telma Television. The bill would have created a legal framework for the export of cannabis flower, which is currently not possible. That means local companies that have been stockpiling flowerContinue Reading

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In another landmark shift, as California’s cannabis industry evolves from an underground movement to a regulated market, state rules now require permit holders to undergo extensive safety training from the state’s arm of the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). Just like adjusting to licensing hurdles and tracking timelines have proved an issueContinue Reading