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Advanced Nutrients: Grow Tactics & Inputs That Will Set You Apart

During this webinar, Jack Whipple, founder and CEO of design and management firm Whipple Effect and the main author of The Cannabis Cultivation Instructions (CCI) Book, shares highlights of the book to help growers achieve high-yielding, high-quality cannabis at the lowest possible cost.

New Mexico Regulators Work to Bring Cannabis Businesses Into Tax Compliance

The New Mexico Taxation and Revenue Department began contacting dispensary licensees over the summer to notify them that they had failed to file one or more tax returns since registering with the department.

Bank of America, National Rifle Association Lobby on Cannabis Banking Reform

The two entities included the SAFER Banking Act in their recent lobbying disclosures.

New House Speaker Mike Johnson Consistently Votes Against Cannabis Reform

The U.S. House finally has confirmed a new Speaker, though his views on cannabis as well as the turmoil created by weeks without a Speaker may be bad news for the cannabis industry.

Massachusetts’ Native Sun Opens South Boston’s First Dispensary

The vertically integrated company, which also operates a grow and two other adult-use retail locations, will celebrate opening day Oct. 28 in South Boston.

2023 Farm Bill Passage Could Face 1-Year Delay, According to Key US Senator

Arkansas Sen. John Boozman, ranking member of the Agriculture Committee, indicated Congress may miss an end-of-year deadline.

Trulieve One Step Closer to Pharmacy Sales of Low-THC Oil in Georgia

The multistate operator’s partnering pharmacy in Gainesville is up for state inspection Oct. 24, paving way for dispensing products to patients.

New Jersey Cannabis Regulators Seek Input on Proposed Edibles Rules

The public comment period goes through Dec. 15 for a proposal that aims to expand the types of ingestible cannabis products allowed in the marketplace.

SNDL Streamlines Cannabis Operations to Enhance Competitiveness, Profitability

The Canadian licensed producer is consolidating its cultivation activities with a goal of becoming profitable by 2024.

Ready For Recreational? Ohio’s Outlook Ahead of Adult-Use Ballot Measure

Consumer and product trends in this closely watched medical market, which could flip to adult use if voters approve this November, differ from its neighbors.

Foundation for Food and Agriculture Research’s Hemp Research Consortium Provides Grants to Cornell University for Hemp Breeding Program

The research aims to improve yields and traits in U.S. hemp crops.

280E: How the Cannabis Industry Got Here

As cannabis businesses brace for potential tax relief should the plant be rescheduled, a look at the origins of IRC Section 280E and why it applies to legal, state-level cannabis companies.

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