Drought has driven water restrictions across the West, impacting citizens, municipalities, farms and businesses – cannabis producers among them. In response, many indoor producers have implemented water-efficiency technologies in past years to maintain enough water...
Crop production conditions this year are, in a word, risky.
From record drought levels throughout the U.S. and especially across the Western regions, to water shortages and raging wildfires, marijuana and hemp producers are rightly looking to protect their investments to ensure their crops don’t literally go up in smoke.
Planning for what happens after a cannabis crop is harvested is as important as cultivating the crop.
Cannabis growers in the American West haven’t escaped the massive water shortages this year that have forced farmers growing crops such as almonds and blueberries to rip out plants or let them die in the field.
New products are hitting shelves as delta-8 THC bans in a number of states cause manufacturers and retailers to pivot away from the popular compound and try to make up sales.
Marijuana and hemp companies are committing to environmental practices as carbon-offset producers and buyers.
Taking responsibility for your cannabis company’s environmental and social impact isn’t just a “nice to have.”
In today’s business environment, it’s becoming a “must-do” that can dictate a business’ long-term success.
With state limits on hemp-derived delta-8 THC beginning to impact sales for product manufacturers and retailers, businesses are considering how they will make up the gap.
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed a legislation package that will regulate hemp-derived delta-8 THC.
Fiber is a hot topic among hemp producers looking for new markets—especially since prices have bottomed out for hemp flower and biomass.
Move over, tractors – drones might play a large role in the future of sustainable hemp and marijuana cultivation.
Sales and demand for runaway market hit delta-8 THC took regulators by surprise over the past year, so state lawmakers are working to create a distinction and rules around cannabis that intoxicates versus cannabis that doesn’t.
