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Former Finance Head Sues Medical Marijuana Grower 3 Boys Farm Alleging Embezzlement, Harassment

The former director of finance says she was subject to harassment by the CEO after she reported him for possible embezzlement of company funds.

How to Get the Best Results From Your Irrigation System

Minimize your risks and costs while reaping the benefits of a properly maintained irrigation system.

Colorado Department of Agriculture Adds Four Pesticides to Approved Pesticide List

The pesticides can now be used on cannabis without being a violation of the Pesticide Applicators' Act.

Sonoma County Set to Consider Cannabis Policy Changes to Ease Dispute Between Growers, Neighbors

Sonoma County supervisors will consider revising the rules governing cannabis businesses Aug. 7.

Georgia Might Allow Medical Marijuana Growing and Dispensing

It’s still illegal to buy or transport cannabis oil in Georgia, even though the state authorized registered patients to use it three years ago.

5 Things Cannabis Cultivators Should Know About Pesticide Testing

Stratos’ Charlotte Peyton offers key insights on the testing process, common regulations and how to avoid potential challenges.

Northern California Cannabis Community Raising Funds as Carr Fire Rages Across Region

Outspoke, a cannabis consulting company, is hosting an ongoing silent auction to raise funds for cannabis growers affected by the wildfires.

Philadelphia Denied Medical Marijuana Grower Permit; Councilman Speaks Out

The city of Philadelphia was shut out of the most recent licensing phase in Pennsylvania.

New York Takes Another Step Toward Legalization, Pennsylvania Starts Selling Flower: Week in Review

This week’s don’t-miss headlines include New York’s governor establishing a working group to write a bill to legalize cannabis, and flower sales beginning in Pennsylvania’s medical marijuana market.

Clean Air Goes up in Smoke With California Fires

The 17 major wildfires currently raging in California are 'severely' affecting air quality.

Michigan Judge Dismisses Criminal Cases of Viola Extracts Employees Arrested in Detroit Raid

Now, the company is considering a lawsuit and awaiting the return of cultivation equipment and corporate funds seized by police.

L.A. Begins Licensing Cannabis Growers After Long Delay

"We've been hanging on by the skin of our teeth," said retailer and cultivator Donnie Anderson.

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