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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.

California’s Water Crisis: Why Action Is Needed Now

Entities in California have been battling over water for more than a century. But as drought conditions worsen, CBT Columnist Kenneth Morrow explains why both growers’ and citizens’ need for solutions has become urgent.

Curaleaf Announces Closure of Operations in California, Colorado, Oregon

The proactive exit will generate additional cash and improve margins in a non-SAFE Banking environment; 2023 free cash flow is expected to exceed $125 million.

How Humboldt Family Farms' Scott Vasterling Works: Cannabis Workspace

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

Humboldt Family Farms Curates Cannabis Products from Local Farmers: The Starting Line

The collaboration of legacy craft farmers sells its wares for direct-to-home delivery through an online platform.

The Top 10 Best-Selling Flower Strains in California in 2022

Can you guess which sweet flavor profile is taking home the No. 1 spot this year?

California's Cannabis Market: 2022 Year In Review

Numerous challenges marred the world's largest cannabis industry in 2022, but there's hope regulatory changes could bring relief and reenergize the market in 2023.

In 2022, Outdoor Cannabis and Hemp Growers Braced for and Encountered Climate Change Effects

Severe weather events, such as drought, wildfires, heat waves and hurricanes have impacted cannabis production and motivated employee health and safety protocols.

Year-Over-Year Cannabis Sales Shrink for First Time in 5 States

California, Colorado, Nevada, Oregon and Washington faced unprecedented cannabis retail trends in 2022; Michigan is now the nation’s second largest market.

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