The Hemp Bitch

When it comes to CBD, pet parents should look beyond the packaging.

Even now, we are still learning new ways cannabinoids interact together and influence us.

While the cannabis industry has its eye on the future, it should also look into preserving its past.

Cannabis, just like with any crop, has its obstacles to overcome

You can find the right one for you when you know what to look for while shopping like a pro.

A rise in demand for organic and sustainable growing methods has led many to look into alternatives such as living soil.

There are thousands of strains available on the legal cannabis market, how do you know which one is right for you?

With the spread of legal cannabis, researchers have more opportunities to study various cannabinoids they did not have access to before.

CBD can be a wonderful addition to both you and your pet's daily routine, but not all CBD products are made for both.

With the expansion of cannabis legalization, new avenues are being opened up for research opportunities.

A collection of facts you may not know about hemp.

Marijuana legalization has been placing a spotlight on cannabis history, allowing us to gain new insight into our past.

Ireland's history with hemp is murky, with much of its past buried due to conquests from its neighbors.

Most people know about CBD and THC, but what about the other minor cannabinoids found within the cannabis plant?

Cannabinodiol, or CBND for short, is a unique, though still mysterious, cannabinoid.

There are a million different kinds of CBD products on the market. Tinctures, topicals, gummies, bath bombs...the list goes on and on.

Cannabis helped shape England's past and some of its most influential historical figures had a hand in its agricultural history.

The expansion of hemp legalization and research is helping lay the groundwork for studies such as the one conducted by Agusta University.

CBD is everywhere you look nowadays, and that may include your local gas station.

There are literally hundreds of cannabinoids that can be found in hemp and marijuana plants. So what exactly do we know about CBLV?