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Gardening mainstay Scotts Miracle-Gro acquires hydroponics company
Scotts Miracle-Gro, a maker of gardening products, has purchased a company that makes hydroponic equipment popular with marijuana growers. Scotts purchased Santa Rosa, California-based General Hydroponics and its sister company…
News April 6Congressmen: DOJ ‘Defies Logic’ in Continuing MMJ Crackdown
A pair of congressmen from California have decried the Department of Justice’s interpretation of a measure passed into law last December that forbids federal departments from using funds to go…
News April 6
Chart of the Week: Much of Oregon Set for Messy Grand Re-Opening
By Becky Olson A common reaction of local municipal governments to medical and recreational marijuana laws is to enact moratoriums, thus preventing licensed shops from opening. One case in point:…
News April 6Washington Senate Votes To Eliminate Marijuana Excise Taxes
There may be a glimmer of hope for what is widely considered an untenable tax structure in Washington State. The Washington State Senate passed a bill removing the excise tax…
News April 3
Tribes Weigh Pros and Cons of Entering Marijuana Industry
Though some Native American tribes have already taken the plunge into cannabis cultivation and commerce, plenty are still debating whether the move makes sense. Among the primary worries: potential legal…
News April 3Two More Lawsuits Filed Over Illinois Cultivation Licenses
It’s going to take a while for the legal situation to clear up in Illinois. Two more lawsuits have been filed in Illinois over the state’s medical marijuana program as…
News April 3‘Fort Knox’ Proving Popular Among Michigan Caregivers
In a state without a dispensary law, it’s difficult to operate safely in the marijuana industry. Not only do business owners risk legal prosecution, setting up safe and secure cannabis…
News April 3
Week in Review: Cheers & Jeers for MPP Head, Delivery App Asks for Help + Final New York Regs
By John Schroyer Members of the cannabis community weigh in on a controversial move by the director of the Marijuana Policy Project, an embattled ancillary company seeks help for its…
News April 3
PTSD Study Using MMJ Moves Forward After Year Delay
A long-planned study on the effects of MMJ on post-traumatic stress disorder may finally begin after the National Institute of Drug Abuse said it is ready to supply the smokeable…
News April 2
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