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Dispatches From the Failing Cannabis Economy

Cannabis operators from across the U.S. foresee a tough year ahead, but they are controlling and adjusting what they can to stay afloat.

7 Considerations for Starting a Cultivation Business

Seasoned operators share vital lessons to consider when mapping out your cultivation start-up.

California’s Retail Logjam Leaves Legal Cannabis in Jeopardy

Many operators blame overregulation and overtaxation for the state’s still robust illicit market, but one elephant in the room remains: limited retail access.

Stone Road Farms Launches Products in Michigan

The launch in Michigan follows similar moves in Massachusetts and Oklahoma, and this time around Stone Road Farms teamed up with Cheboygan-based Gamut Cannabis.

California Cannabis Operators in Peril as American Dream Turns to Nightmare

Despite serving time in federal prison, Huckleberry Hill Farms owner John Casali said California’s regulated market has become more stressful than the illicit.

David Silverstone at Silver Dragon Cannabis Talks About Growing Mendo Crumble

Silverstone won best of outdoor for the pinene-dominant cultivar at the 2022 California State Fair Cannabis Awards.

Nonprofit Cannabis for Conservation Secures $2.5 Million to Assist Small Cannabis Farmers in Humboldt and Trinity Counties

The two grants will collectively assist 89 farms across eight priority watersheds with environmental work.

California Regulators Offer Grants to Local Governments to License Cannabis Retailers

Up to $20 million in total funding is available for the Local Jurisdiction Retail Access Grants, which will be distributed in two phases.

How Stone Road Farms Maintains Steady Growth Amid Industry Challenges

The California-based company rounded out last year with 50% year-over-year growth from 2021 despite operating in a market that owner Lex Corwin describes as “inherently broken.”

Q&A With 'Can Legal Weed Win?' Authors Robin Goldstein and Daniel Sumner

The legacy cannabis market continues to attract consumers and compete with licensed operators. Here, the University of California, Davis economists explain what is happening.

What Social Equity Programs Can Learn From College Sports: Q&A With Ball Family Farms’ Chris Ball

Ball discusses the challenges that minority-owned cannabis businesses face and why social equity programs usually come up short in helping them reach their full potential.

California Lawmaker Proposes Cafe-Style Cannabis Consumption Lounges

The measure would permit consumption lounges to sell non-cannabis-infused food and nonalcoholic beverages and sell tickets for on-site entertainment events.

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