The South American nation of Ecuador gets into gear on the medical cannabis front, and we’re excited to see the results.

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The debate about outdoor, indoor, and greenhouse-grown marijuana will always be inconclusive. One winner cannot emerge from all three because they're all winners in their own right. Experts have stressed that there is no single best number of plants produced from the three options.

South Africa To Fast Track Cannabis Regulations, Sees International Market Forming In Future

South Africa's government is making marijuana reform a priority now.

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On Thursday, February 10, Cyril Ramaphosa (President of South Africa) announced that the cannabis industry is a significant part of the country's economic plan. His administration plans to open up the domestic cannabis industry to draw in more investors and create thousands of jobs for South Africans. The president disclosed this after the joint sitting of the federation's National Assembly and National Council of Provinces in Cape Town.

Stifling taxes in California's cannabis system threaten to push legacy growers out of business. That could erase a major part of cannabis history.

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A firm is planning a complex to grow and export cannabis, calling it “game-changing” for the island’s economy.

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This week the New York legislature passed Senate Bill S8084A, which would unable existing licensed hemp growers and processors to cultivate and process cannabis under one of two types of temporary licenses: a temporary conditional cultivator license to process and distribute cannabis flower products without holding an adult-use processor or distributor license, and a temporary

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One thing that is sorely lacking from California’s cannabis industry is consistency. Starting with statewide pot shortages just a couple of years ago, to a $100 million bailout last year, and now insane levels of overproduction that are driving market prices into the dirt – it seems that California keeps overcorrecting at every turn, and […]

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Wild cannabis and hemp plants have a long-standing relationship with the villages in the Himalayas. As you ascend the mountains, more and more wild cannabis plants can be sighted, growing in patches along the slopes. Some villages are nestled in the leafy embrace of tall cannabis plants. Hemp is a prevalent crop within these rural communities.

The 2022 Oregon legislative session kicks off today. It’s a short session this year, with fewer cannabis bills than usual crowding the docket. In 2021, for example, we had 28 enrolled bills to start; eventually, 10 became law. This year we start with only five enrolled bills. Those five submissions overlap some cases, but they

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Did you know that you can have a career in cannabis, and this industry pays well? Thanks to legalization, cannabis careers are booming — Legalizing cannabis also brought many new career fields not possible before, and these fields are booming. Some consider it a new green revolution: People from almost anywhere globally are getting in […]

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