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Thriving in Cannabis Chaos: Lessons From Other Industries

A nimble business model allows you to capitalize on the inevitable negative market trends.

iUNU Raises $7M in Series A Financing to Accelerate Global Adoption of its LUNA Platform by Commercial Greenhouses

The LUNA platform delivers a system of mobile and fixed cameras with high-definition imaging and environmental sensors that measure and record everything down to the real-time growth rate of each plant.

4 Mistakes That Can Jeopardize Your Cannabis Grow Room Project

A look at some of the most serious errors and how you can avoid them.

C21 Announces Significant Expansion to Nevada Cultivation

The company will triple flower canopy and production at its licensed facility.

Sky’s the Limit

With a combined heat and power system that leverages solar technology and highly controlled environments, Massachusetts-based Solar Therapeutics hopes to take its model across state lines.

7 Tips for a Successful Lighting Retrofit

After five years, LivWell’s LED lighting conversion is almost complete. Here’s what the Denver-based, indoor cultivator learned along the way.

Harvest Care Medical Prepares to Launch Medical Cannabis Operations in West Virginia: The Starting Line

As one of the state’s 10 licensed medical cannabis cultivators, the company aims to bring jobs and an alternative to opioids to West Virginia, with the hope of becoming a vertically integrated operator.

How to Ensure Proper Airflow at Your Indoor Cannabis Cultivation Facility

Insufficient airflow can lead to reduced yield, overheating or plant disease, but Geoff Brown, VP of Technical Solutions for Quest, says intuitive planning can help cultivators get it right.

5 Keys to Managing Newly Acquired Grow Sites

Cultivation directors must play an active role in each site’s day-to-day activities to maximize M&A benefits.

6 Considerations for Managing Humidity in Indoor Cultivation Facilities

How to optimize humidity in cannabis cultivation operations to increase growth and minimize diseases and pests.

Why You Shouldn’t Cut Corners on Your Cultivation Facility Construction Budget

While it can be tempting to spend the bare minimum to get a facility up and running, spending more up front is crucial for sustainable, long-term growth.

No Shortcuts

In the Wild West of Oklahoma, Resonant Cultivation’s diligent decision-making helps the company make its mark on the rapidly expanding medical cannabis market.

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