Top Stories: Page 105

Can Your Cannabis Business Benefit from Post-Harvest Automation?

To maximize your ROI, it’s critical to evaluate the following key factors against your production goals and processes before investing in automation.

Ohio Gubernatorial Primary Candidate John Cranley Cannabis Proponent

In a two-candidate race for the Democratic ticket, the former Cincinnati mayor says he hopes to create 30,000 jobs through projects financed by cannabis.

Cresco Labs Targets $2B Acquisition of Columbia Care

Expected to close in the fourth quarter of 2022, the deal would be one of the largest in the U.S. cannabis industry.

Rooted in the Past With an Eye Toward the Future: Q&A With Mary & Main’s Hope Wiseman

Wiseman details her journey to launching the medical cannabis dispensary in Prince George’s County, Md., lessons learned, the company’s broader goals and more.

San Bernardino County Backs California Legislation to Combat Illicit Cannabis Grows

The county has also requested $10 million in state funding to help clean up environmental damage at hundreds of illegal cultivation sites.

How Sweet Dirt’s Hughes Pope Works: Cannabis Workspace

In this installment, CBT presents an inside look at the tools and habits behind the Maine operation.

The Do’s and Don’ts of Disease Prevention in Greenhouse Hemp

Two University of Kentucky plant researchers weigh in on the best practices for hemp greenhouse sanitation to help minimize the source of infectious pathogens.

Scaling a Cannabis Company Culture

Kush House, the No. 1 Best Cannabis Company To Work For, grew its team and customer base around its M.O. of a patient-focused, family style atmosphere.

Michigan Cannabis Flower Price Dips $171 Per Ounce in One Year

While overall sales are up, the state’s falling retail prices could continue, all while a 350,000-square-foot indoor grow facility progresses.

Washington Dispensary Worker Fatally Shot During Robbery

The shooting in Tacoma is the latest in a string of violent robberies in western Washington, highlighting a lack of banking reform in the industry.

Track-and-Trace Provider Metrc Wins Contract in Minnesota

The deal marks the company’s 19th government partnership nationwide.

Kentucky Medical Cannabis Reform Inches Closer With House Passage

State lawmakers approved an amendment to add PTSD to the short list of qualifying conditions in the legislation, which now heads to the Senate.

Previous Page

Page 105 of 251

Next Page