The Hemp Bitch

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Outdated propaganda, though losing its grip, is still strangling this recession resilient industry.

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

If I had known these five simple tidbits of information, I could have started out stronger than I did.

Fear, racism, and greed are what made cannabis illegal in the first place, education and transparency are what will restore it.

Creating unnecessary laws and emergency rulings only holds back the industry from progress.

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

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

Why are they choosing to throw their hat in the ring now that the scales are tipping in favor of federal legalization?

HB 1317 is the latest in a series of ignorant proposals written by politicians who bow to the demands of the pharmaceutical industry.

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