“What kinda weed is good for sex?” That was the first question I got from my second customer ever as a budtender in 2016, shortly after adult-use cannabis was legalized
It was another wild week in the world of weed, with lots of legislative movements and rumblings on the state and national levels. Meanwhile: That and a whole lot more.
As the United States’ Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) moves to reclassify cannabis as a less-dangerous substance, the most major and immediate financial impact plant-touching operators are considering is the impact
This past week in weed featured a flurry of legal activity in America and abroad. Meanwhile, the benefits of social equity, medical cannabis, and consumer awareness were all on full
The latest on the Italian hemp industry as it seeks an intervention from the European Commission to avoid a shutdown.
A recent YouGov poll which found that 7% of poll participants indicated that they had already purchased cannabis clones or seeds since legalization took effect.
While cannabis insurance has improved and matured over the past decade, there’s a long way to go.
In an industry already loaded with up-front capital expenditures, the rising costs of electricity and day-to-day operations, price fluctuations, and seasonal oversupply have left cannabis cultivators across the U.S. contending
While this shift in policy holds promise, it’s crucial to understand its potential impact on banking, payments, insurance, and lending in the financial services sector, including banking, payments, insurance, and lending.
Brands can be featured in magazines, online publications, podcasts, and more. This is called earned media.
In a paradigm shift, the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is poised to reclassify cannabis from a Schedule I narcotic to Schedule III. That is according to an Associated Press report released earlier today.
First launched in 2020, CannaQuest is a unique scavenger hunt-meets-sales-and-marketing endeavor in Colorado. Adults 21 and over are encouraged to participate. To begin, entrants must get their free entry “passports” full of quests, stickers, and other items. Passports are available at all 17 of Native Roots’ Colorado locations.
Participation stamps can be earned and cashed in for prizes and discounts.
The 2024 Indoor Ag-Con was another smashing success, bringing together the cultivation world’s leaders and top minds.
Two recent bits of tech news could have a significant impact cannabis with substantial direct and possible indirect results on cannabis.
We’re in an era of online-focused shopping – cannabis products included – so we’re simply seeing people celebrating the occasion by buying more goods.
Cannabis & Tech Today is thrilled to reveal the winners of its 2023 Innovation Awards, recognizing the most groundbreaking products and solutions in the cannabis industry. These awards celebrate the
On April 1st, 2024, Germany became the largest nation to ever implement a national adult-use cannabis legalization measure. The historic policy change has ushered in a new era for Europe’s
In an industry predominantly led by men, the rise of women in the cannabis sector has been a slow but steadily rising tide. As of 2023, women accounted for just
Get ready to elevate your 4/20 experience with our curated selection of cutting-edge products. From high-tech to innovative gadgets, we’ve handpicked the ultimate lineup to take your festivities to the
The Minority Cannabis Business Association (MCBA) is thrilled to include the people of Denver and surrounding areas in its Equity Workshop Tour (EWT) on April 4th. Denver will open with
