Conditions aren’t always ideal for hemp and marijuana growers to transplant young plants. Inclement weather, delayed labor or transplanting equipment and a host of other delays can leave cultivators facing a harrowing wait to get tender transplants in the ground.
Read MoreHow to get marijuana and hemp plants from the greenhouse into the ground
Outdoor cannabis producers often have a brief window to get their seedlings and clones transplanted during planting season.
Read MoreFertilizing and amending soil on outdoor marijuana and hemp farms
Crop nutrition is crucial to a successful start for marijuana and hemp farms, and depending on the cultivator’s location and preferred style of growing, there are several factors to consider.
Read MoreHow to prepare outdoor marijuana and hemp fields for growing season
As outdoor marijuana or hemp growers ready to sow seeds or plant clones or seedlings in the coming weeks, it’s important to prepare the soil via proper testing, conditioning and preparation.
Read MoreHemp, marijuana growers provide strategies for success in producing field-grown cannabis
We’ve all heard the idiom, “Failing to plan is planning to fail.” But the sentiment is especially true for the spring outdoor planting season. Whether producing industrial hemp or outdoor-grown marijuana, growers can take steps to prepare themselves—and their operations—for success. These steps include: Proper site selection and soil sampling. Securing contracts with buyers. Selecting […]
Read MoreNewly formed Cannabis Beverage Council inspired by alcohol prohibition
A new beverage group has been formed to connect leaders in the cannabis and beverage industries who hope to expand that segment of the hemp and marijuana sectors.
Read MoreAnticipated FDA guidelines fall short of cannabis sector’s expectations
A new guidance document released by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration finally addresses the topic of clinical research as it relates to cannabis and derivative products.
Read MoreCanadian cannabis firm Cronos spending $300 million to enter US hemp market
Cronos Group, a vertically integrated cannabis company based in Ontario, Canada, that has international production and distribution, said Friday it will buy four operating subsidiaries from Redwood Holding Group for $300 million. Redwood, which is headquartered in Los Angeles, produces, markets and distributes hemp-derived CBD products, including skin care, bath items and gummies, throughout the […]
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