How to maximize a marijuana operation’s return on investment
No longer operating in the shadows, the hyper-growth legal cannabis industry is well on its way for consideration as a mainstream business segment.
No longer operating in the shadows, the hyper-growth legal cannabis industry is well on its way for consideration as a mainstream business segment.
As outdoor cannabis growers contend with wildfires ravaging the western United States, the need for preventative steps is even more important now that fire season starts earlier and ends later.
This year’s fires have torched roughly 6 million acres. They have destroyed cannabis farms and damaged crops, irrigation systems and facilities in California, Oregon and Washington state.
The adult-use marijuana club of the United States just grew to 11 with the addition of Vermont on Wednesday.
Publicly traded multistate marijuana operators appear to be in better financial health than they were at the beginning of the year, but many have shed operations in potentially lucrative markets to bolster their balance sheets.
Marijuana Business Daily announced it is canceling its in-person flagship conference, MJBizCon, for 2020 because of the coronavirus pandemic and will instead offer a five-week digital conference and trade show starting Nov. 2 and culminating with the main event Dec. 2-4.