Explained: Why Does Cannabis Cost what it Does?
Before marijuana started becoming almost gentrified, the market price of weed was set by the person selling it. They based their price largely on...
Automate to Increase Indoor Cannabis Cultivation Quality, Yield
Delivering quality product and high yields while maintaining efficiency in a licensed indoor cannabis cultivation operation can be challenging, and the challenges increase with...
Indoor Cultivation is a Growth Industry
When growers in the United States began cultivating cannabis indoors in the 1980s and ’90s, the technology was limited. The equipment required to set...
Opinion: Cannabis Environmental Impact Needs Improvement
California is home to the largest cannabis market in the United States, yet the growing side of the industry remains non-compliant. The problem is...
Is Organic the Way Forward for the Cannabis Industry?
Like every other consumed product, organic cannabis is riding a wave of interest from consumers seeking a clean and sustainable alternative to the mainstream....
New Legal States Mean New Opportunities for Cultivators
Arizona, New Jersey, Montana, South Dakota, and Mississippi legalized recreational or medical cannabis or both during the November 2020 election, generating more opportunity than...
How Much U.S. Farmland Should Be Dedicated to Hemp Crops?
According to the Journal of the American Medical Association, Google searches for CBD and hemp have risen steadily since 2014. The growing public interest,...
Plant-Optimized Light Spectrums Maximize Growth, Quality, and Yield
Cannabis cultivators must manage a multitude of working components within their gardens. To ensure the most bountiful harvests, each aspect of the grow must...
Medicinal Cannabis Has Quickly Become Maine’s Most Valuable Crop
PORTLAND, Maine – The state of Maine has typically been known for lobster, blueberries, and lighthouses. Apparently, medicinal cannabis is joining this list as...
Biodynamic Cultivation Embraces Sustainability and Stewardship
The term “organic” is federally protected, meaning it can be used on a label only after strict guidelines are met and maintained. But because...
