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Vermont Launches Home Cultivation, Looks Ahead to Adult-Use Regulations

The Vermont Marijuana Commission is currently studying the best way to tax and regulate legalized cannabis in the state and will issue a report in December.

Oklahoma Voters Approve Medical Marijuana Legalization. What’s Next?

The State Board of Health will be finalizing regulations this summer.

U.S. Approves First Cannabis Plant-Derived Drug

GW Pharmaceuticals' epilepsy treatment was approved this week by the FDA.

Fate of Medical Marijuana Expansion and Adult-Use Legalization Uncertain in New Jersey

As the legislature’s budget season draws to a close, the state’s cannabis industry eagerly awaits its decision on bills to address the state’s marijuana issues.

How to Manage Vertical Cannabis Cultivation

Three head cultivators share details on their growing operations and offer advice on how you can go vertical.

Canada Passes Adult-Use Legalization Bill with Tight Advertising Restrictions

Industry stakeholders discuss how cannabis companies can promote their businesses and build brands within federal regulations.

Canada Legalizes Adult-Use Cannabis

With final votes on June 19, Canada is now preparing for legal adult-use sales.

California Prepares to Roll Out Additional Cannabis Testing Regulations July 1

Lori Glauser, co-founder of EVIO Labs, outlines what cultivators and dispensaries should know to succeed within the new rules.

How to Achieve the Perfect Cannabis Climate

13 climate control tips for greenhouses and indoor facilities.

Durango, Colo., Wildfires Throw Local Cannabis Industry Into Uncertainty

Echoing last year’s northern California wildfires, southwest Colorado cannabis businesses are banding together to support one another.

Island Cannabis Co. Leads Beach Clean-Up Events in Southern California

The cannabis company is finding ways to give back to the community—without involving marijuana.

Colorado Cannabis Industry Reacts to Gov. Hickenlooper’s Veto of Three Marijuana Bills in One Week

Industry stakeholders see progress, but look ahead to a new governor to move medical and adult-use regulations forward.

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