USDA Threatens To Revoke Hemp Licenses For Farmers Who Also Grow Marijuana Under State Programs
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is reportedly revoking hemp licenses for farmers who are
Arkansas October Cannabis Sales Up in Volume, Down in Revenue
Arkansas’ medical industry sold more for less. Arkansas’ medical cannabis industry sold 5,427 pounds of
22nd Century Group to Sell Hemp Business to SPAC
Specialty Acquisition Corp. already has connections to GVB’s current employees. Tobacco and cannabis company 22nd
Arizona Psilocybin Council To Hold First Meeting This Week As Officials Prepare To Distribute $5 Million In Research Grants
An Arizona Psilocybin Research Advisory Council will meet for the first time on Tuesday to
New York Marijuana Regulators Approve Settlement Agreements To End Months-Long Business Licensing Blockade
New York marijuana regulators have approved settlement agreements that could soon allow hundreds of cannabis
Despite legalization, cannabis can still have legal impact for immigrants who aren’t U.S. citizens
Cannabis is legal for adults 21 and older to use and possess in Minnesota. However, it is
Green Market Report Midwest Women in Cannabis Awards: S.L. Owens
At the Green Market Report Midwest Women’s Cannabis Business Summit in Chicago on Nov. 2, we recognized
St. Louis Fails To Collect $500,000 in Pot Taxes
St. Louis city officials announced this week that a failure to meet a state deadline
U.S. Virgin Islands Calls for People with Cannabis Convictions To Reach Out for Expungements
U.S. Virgin Islands Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. recently called out to residents with cannabis convictions
U.S. Military Veterans Are Going to Mexico for Psychedelic Treatment
A recent report by CBS News highlighted this trend, noting that as “ many veterans