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The social equity cannabis company will start operations May 25.

Earlier this year, Shemia Fagan had worked for two months as a paid consultant to Veriede Holding LLC—an affiliate of La Mota.

The CLAIM Act would allow state-legal cannabis operators to access worker’s compensation, property, casualty and title insurance.

High taxes, oversupply, price compression and a still-thriving illicit market have created tough economic conditions for licensed cannabis companies. Here are six ways Ontario-based GreenSeal has been able to adapt.

Indest, technical director of agronomy and plant improvement for Curaleaf in New Orleans, shares his journey into the cannabis space, his favorite cultivation techniques, and advice for other growers.

Area experts consider how adult-use legalization could expand the customer base and provide new opportunities for education.

The state’s Cannabis Control Commission is now regulating seeds and clones as product offerings for consumers and patients.

The company’s executive chairman provided a timeline for the bill during an earnings call but said he’s not “predicting anything in Washington.”

Burrola, POSIBL's CEO, shares the cultivation habits behind the company's mixed light greenhouse operation in Salinas, Calif.

The acquisition broadens Atlas Global’s capabilities with an innovative nursery and genetic selection program, enabling a differentiated pipeline of unique cultivars.

The value of industrial hemp totaled $238 million in 2022, down 71% from $824 million in 2021.

The grant will support a two-year study that will identify, document, and help to preserve the history, value and diversity of California's legacy cannabis genetics and the communities that steward them.

The company’s dispensary opening in Macon comes eight years after the state’s medical cannabis legalization bill was signed into law.

The bipartisan federal legislation aimed at providing safe harbor to financial institutions servicing the cannabis industry was reintroduced in Congress.

At last year’s Cannabis Conference, Dave Holmes of Clade9 and Ashley Hubbard of Rair Cannabis shared their top tips for choosing what to grow.

The state’s voter-approved adult-use legalization measure mandated that the Department of Health and Senior Services start accepting the applications by September, but the application window will now open in July.

Higginbotham, vice president of cultivation for StateHouse, shares his favorite cultivation tools and techniques and offers advice for other growers.

State lawmakers voted to approve House File 100 after the legislation survived 15 committees; a Senate companion bill is next.

Chris Ball, CEO of Ball Family Farms, will share his experiences in cannabis, from being incarcerated for cannabis sales to launching and operating a legal cannabis cultivation business in an ever-challenging industry.

The policy discussions on 4/20 saw legislators from both parties sharing optimism and plans for cannabis bills this session.