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The Opportunity for Inhalable Products for ‘Stressed Out Millennials'

Brightfield Group’s Madeline Scanlon highlights the growing interest in inhalable CBD products among young, stressed out consumers, and how this presents a market opportunity for businesses.

In Suit Against Kern County, Apothio Alleges Illegitimate Investigation ‘Tips’ By Disgruntled Vendor, Fish and Wildlife Misrepresentation of FBI Findings, Sheriff Blow-Up at Government Meeting

Two years later, the legal battle continues in Southern California.

Leafreport Study Unveils Lack of Purity and Potency Testing by CBD Brands

The study examined 4,384 products from 188 CBD brands and found that only 7% of companies test all their products for pesticides, heavy metals and microbes.

New Study Addresses FDA's Concerns, Demonstrates CBD's Safety Profile

The study found that oral consumption of CBD does not negatively impact the liver or cause male reproductive toxicity and drowsiness.

Where Does Your Crop Go?

Once harvested and processed, your CBD hemp crop—and what you make with it—is often shipped to a distributor. Distribution channel data shows how consumers are accessing it from there.

What’s Up With Pet CBD?

As consumer interest in cannabinoids for pets increases, so do questions about capitalizing on the growing market.

NIFA to Fund Dozens of Hemp Research Projects

The projects aim to "create knowledge that will help make hemp a viable and lucrative crop in the U.S."

Hemp Research Consortium Aims to Tackle Industry’s Largest Challenges

With $5 million in funding, researchers across three universities will work with private hemp companies to develop projects that benefit both businesses and the industry as a whole.

A Look Inside a Hemp Project to Regenerate Ireland’s Most Inhospitable Soil

Farmers are leading the way on a research project to discover how natural soil amendments and hemp cultivation can affect soil health.

BrightMa Farms to Break Ground on South Carolina Innovation Center in April

BrightMa and partner Puregene AG strive to advance diversity and sustainability in the hemp industry via the BrightMa Innovation Center.

Kansas State University Study Finds Feeding Cattle Hemp May Reduce Stress, Inflammation

Cattle fed hemp for 14 days experienced a decrease in stress biomarkers and an increase in lying time, according to a Kansas State University researcher.

U.S. Senate Passes Legislation to Expand Cannabis Research

The bill, S. 253, would expand scientific and medical research on cannabis and its compounds, including CBD.

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