The Hemp Bitch

Despite the occasional long hours, all of us in the industry know the end goal is worth it.

SB 1737 creates a target on the backs of every cannabis employee in the state.

Make no mistake, we are still learning new things about the cannabis plant every day.

Compliance professionals may hold one of the less glamorous jobs within the industry but are one of the key aspects for success.

Medical marijuana cards are a staple of the industry that I sincerely hope to see changed in the future.

Here are just a few highlights of this 28-page bill.

The research surrounding cannabinoids has made exciting strides in recent years.

The comments made by his speech show the lack of education Oklahoma’s government has when it comes to cannabis.

For Oklahoma to have a fully functioning and healthy recreational market, there are a few things to be corrected first.

While this news is enough to catch every cannabis brands' attention, it should be viewed as a warning.

But despite the vast differences from state to state, the need for consistent cannabis education remains the same.

While hemp and marijuana are extremely similar, each has its own unique defining features.

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

A rift between industries reveals a need for communication, education, and corporation.

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?

By building a solid foundation at a state level, the industry can provide much needed information that will help create a federal standard.

Outdated propaganda, though losing its grip, is still strangling this recession resilient industry.