Eric SandyEric Sandy is the digital editor of Cannabis Business Times.More from Eric SandyHempNebraska Farmers Transition from Hops to HempNoting the wide range of botanical similarities between hops and hemp, the team at Midwest Hop Producers is making the switch.February 2, 2021Vertical Grow Cannabis Cultivation TechniqueEvery Second CountsHarbor Farmz settles into the Michigan marketplace with a deep bank of genetics, a tissue culture lab and a priority on production efficiencies.February 2, 2021DistributionConcentrates Sales Are Rising Across U.S. Cannabis Markets. Why?Sales data suggests a more immersive shopping experience is opening new doors for consumers.January 28, 2021HempQairos Energies Investment Points to Hemp as Fuel SourceThe Qairos facility will be based on gasification technology, in which heat and oxygen are applied to hemp biomass, in this case, resulting in gaseous substances.January 28, 2021DispensaryGreenhouse of Walled Lake Offers a Free Pre-Roll for Any Customer Who Gets a COVID-19 Vaccine“We’re all stressed out, but the vaccine is hopefully what’s going to finally end this pandemic," owner Jerry Millen said.January 26, 2021HempNew York Cannabis Growers & Processors Association Urges Flower Sales in State RegulationsSmokable hemp flower was left out of state regulations. For the NYCGPA, this is a sticking point.January 15, 2021InternationalWhat's Happening in the 'Canopy Growth v. GW Pharmaceuticals' Lawsuit?A new federal lawsuit highlights a patent that protects a THC and CBD extraction method.January 12, 2021Marketing Your Cannabis BusinessFormer Bell's Brewery Marketing Manager Takes Leadership Role at Common CitizenAllison Hornev brings a deep level of experience to her new role in the cannabis space, where storytelling is pivotal for emerging brands.January 12, 2021HempFlorida Agriculture Commissioner Sets High Goals for Hemp ProductionWith the approval of Florida’s hemp program last spring, there was plenty to be excited about in this unique agricultural cradle.January 8, 2021HomeNew Research Focuses on Why Hemp Goes HotThe USDA is funding research into the inner workings of cannabis, which will help hemp farmers understand why some crops go hot.December 29, 2020Previous PagePage 26 of 78Next Page
