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In Southwest Oregon, Local Leaders Propose Marijuana Grower Tax

The tax revenue would support law enforcement in southwest Oregon.

$230-Million Sale of Vancouver Island Craft Cannabis Producer Shocks Local Industry

The purchase could be an indication of what's in store for the local craft cannabis industry.

Wholesale Cannabis Prices Drop More Than 10 Percent in a Week

Cannabis Benchmarks’ Adam Koh explains wholesale pricing trends and the reasons behind the recent price drop.

Florida Marijuana Grower Sells For $48 Million

A Canadian firm paid $48 million for a state-licensed marijuana producer.

Once Friendly Northern California County Bans Marijuana

Calaveras County, southeast of Sacramento, reversed course and banned commercial marijuana farms

San Mateo County (Calif.) Sued Over Rules on Marijuana Growing

The lawsuit cites state environmental regulations in a civil complaint over local compliance.

Massive Marijuana Production Facility Proposed Near Oliver Would Be Largest in British Columbia

A winery owner who founded a medical marijuana company looks to build a 700,000-square-foot facility

Pennsylvania’s Medical Marijuana Industry Continues to Grow Despite Challenges

Advocacy groups and state-licensed cannabis operators discuss the regulatory landscape, difficulties in the market and the path to adult-use legalization.

Building a Better Greenhouse

Dr. Greenhouse’s Nadia Sabeh discusses what to consider when designing and building a greenhouse facility.

Northern Emeralds Grows in California's Market Through Patience, Quality and Direct Connections With Consumers

Founder Cody Stross worked persistently for years to head one of the state's top cannabis brands and see his products sold in more than 80 dispensaries across the state.

California Adds 'Fresh' Category for Cannabis Cultivation Tax

Growers must now pay $1.29 per ounce of fresh marijuana weighed within two hours of harvesting.

Calaveras County, Calif., Supervisors Ban Commercial Cannabis Cultivation

The vote signals the end of a program that permitted hundreds of growers and raised more than $10 million for the county budget.

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