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Montana Cannabis Legalization Trends: Adult-Use Sales Up, Medical Sales Down

The state has banked $148 million in total sales during the first half of 2022.

High Tide to Acquire Nine Operating Retail Cannabis Stores from Choom Holdings

The company is set to enter the British Columbia market with the acquisition of two stores in Vancouver.

North Carolina Governor Signs Hemp Bill Into Law as Medical Cannabis Legislation Languishes in House

While medical cannabis legalization stalled again this year, Gov. Roy Cooper signed the North Carolina Farm Act of 2022 to allow hemp farming to continue legally following a five-year pilot program.

DC Launches Adult-Use Cannabis Sales Without Launching Adult-Use Cannabis Sales

Mayor Muriel Bowser signed the Medical Marijuana Self-Certification Emergency Amendment Act into law, which takes effect immediately.

Illinois Adult-Use Cannabis Sales Hit $2.8 Billion in First 2 1/2 Years

The state’s 2022 sales are up 20% over the first sixth months of 2021.

4 Questions with The United Green’s Jacob Petersmark: People Staffing People

Why looking beyond skills and experience is essential in hiring.

5 Questions with Hawthorne’s Dr. Rebecca Knight: Critical Equipment Decisions

Hawthorne Gardening Company Director of Technical Services Rebecca Knight, PhD, explains how equipment solutions that consume less energy don’t have to compromise on performance.

5 Questions with Smart Pot’s Eric Olsen: Container Considerations

How fabric aeration pots can help improve root health.

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4 Questions with Crop King Seeds’ Landra DeLoach: Pointers for Starting From Seed

Here, DeLoach discusses seed germination misconceptions, auto-flowering genetics and more.

3 Questions with Roehm America’s David Morrison: Covering Your Greenhouse

A high-quality, acrylic greenhouse covering can provide short- and long-term benefits for your cultivation.

Denver Set to Break the Ice on Cannabis Social Equity Technical Assistance Program

The program includes a 10-week curriculum done in partnership with The Color of Cannabis and is being funded through $500,000 in city tax revenues.

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