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The Top 10 Best-Selling Flower Strains in California in 2024

There’s a repeat champion with 37% of consumers saying California’s most popular cannabis cultivar helps with stress.

Bat Poop Fatalities, Farm Bill Extension Lead CBT’s Top Stories in December

Illinois legislation to regulate hemp products, the DEA’s subpoena blunder and Minnesota’s unknown launch were among the most-read articles this month.

How Much Does an Ounce of Cannabis Flower Cost in 2025?

Depending on location and market maturity, some state dispensaries charge more than quadruple the price of others on average.

Minnesota’s Top Cannabis Magnate Won’t Entertain Adult-Use Sales Launch Date

Office of Cannabis Management head Charlene Briner said the state’s regulators are ‘not going to anticipate’ a specific date for dispensary sales to commence.

Farm Bill Gets Another 1-Year Delay, Leaving Hemp, THCA Untouched—For Now

Congressional leaders in Washington agreed to invest $10 billion in economic disaster assistance for agriculture in their continuing resolution.

Michigan Dispensaries Break $3 Billion Annual Sales Record, 103K Pounds Monthly Flower Record

The records come as the state’s average retail price per ounce dropped to another all-time low in November.

Judge Calls DEA Subpoena Request ‘Blunder,’ Rejects 3 of 4 for Cannabis Rescheduling Hearing

Administrative Law Judge John Mulrooney points out the DEA’s error yet provides the agency another shot at subpoenaing three FDA officials.

2 Men Dead After Using Bat Poop to Grow Cannabis

Spores from the bat guano, which is commonly used as a cannabis fertilizer, contained a harmful fungus responsible for the deaths.

Illinois Governor Puts Clout Behind Bill to Regulate Hemp Products Like Cannabis

Gov. JB Pritzker announced his support for legislation to ban products, such as delta-8 THC, from being sold outside licensed cannabis dispensaries.

21 'Lessons Learned' From Cannabis CEOs

Four CEOs of plant-touching cannabis companies share lessons that helped steer them and their companies to success.

Nebraska Supreme Court May Overturn Election Results Legalizing Medical Cannabis

The state’s high court will hear an appeal to a district court’s decision that a pair of ballot initiatives were legally sufficient to go before voters.

Product Inversion is New York Cannabis Market’s ‘Dirty Little Secret’

One of New York’s Cannabis Control Board members asserted skepticism of the state’s ability to validate products in the absence of a track-and-trace system.

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