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Inside Hot Box Social: Michigan’s Newest Cannabis Consumption Lounge

The venue currently hosts private events only but is expected to open to the general public by mid to late summer.

Yellow Dream Farm Uses Water Recirculation to Increase Efficiency in California’s Volatile Cannabis Market

The Adelanto-based company recycles irrigation water and condensate water from its HVAC and dehumidification systems to maximize efficiency and keep costs low.

5 Tips for Establishing a Security Plan for Your Dispensary

Being proactive and having set protocols for a security event can help protect your business, but most importantly, your employees.

New Mexico’s Ultra Health Reflects on First Days of Adult-Use Sales

Chief Marketing Officer Marissa Novel says while the company is celebrating this historic milestone, regulatory changes are needed to realize the full potential of cannabis legalization in the state.

Detroit City Council Approves Adult-Use Cannabis Participation

Michigan’s largest city is moving forward on an ordinance that approves adult-use retailers.

Legislation to Revive Georgia’s Medical Cannabis Program Dies at End of Legislative Session

A compromise deal that would have reopened the application process to license three more facilities stalled, leaving uncertainty for the state’s 20,000 registered patients.

U.S. House of Representatives Approves Medical Marijuana Research Act

The bipartisan legislation would allow researchers to access cannabis from state-legal dispensaries for their studies.

D.C. Council Considers Medical Cannabis Cards for All 21+ Adults

The proposal, which was rejected, aimed to address cannabis gifting, the lack of power to regulate commercial adult-use sales and to provide medical retailers a boost.

A View From The Golden State: Q&A with Lowell Farms Chairman George Allen

George Allen, chairman of the board at Salinas, California-based Lowell Farms, details his company's success, his view of the California market and regulations, and his vision for the future of cannabis.

Kansas State University Study Finds Feeding Cattle Hemp May Reduce Stress, Inflammation

Cattle fed hemp for 14 days experienced a decrease in stress biomarkers and an increase in lying time, according to a Kansas State University researcher.

Digesting the MORE Act Vote

Democrats and Republicans alike support federal cannabis reform but disagree on the path to get there.

These 8 States Sold $12.8 Billion of Adult-Use Cannabis in 2021

Colorado’s per-capita sales estimate of $429 for its 21-and-older population topped the chart.

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