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Monday, April 19, 2021

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Mike Cade, Vicaa

"Cannabis growers have to look at very specific items such as heavy metals, pesticides, pathogens"

The complexity of large-scale cannabis growing isn’t made any easier by the amount of solutions growers have at their disposal. There are some special elements proper of…

College of Central Florida

US (FL): College of Central Florida licensed to grow hemp at its Vintage Farm Campus

The College of Central Florida has been approved by the Florida Department of Agriculture’s Division of Plant Industry to produce industrial hemp at its Vintage Farm Campus in…

MG Health

Lesotho grower wins approval to sell cannabis to the EU

A Lesotho-based cannabis cultivator has been approved as the first manufacturer in Africa to export the medicinal cannabis flower as an active pharmaceutical ingredient (API)…

Nevada Crest Farms

US (NV): Growing cannabis in a 100,000 sq. ft. hydroponic facility

Nevada Crest Farms is the only licensed hydroponic operation in Nevada, and they have earned that distinction through believing that there is "success in the details." From…

US (OK): MMJ businesses filed lawsuit against OMMA for track-and-trace implementation

Oklahoma business owners are going head-to-head with the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority. A lawsuit was filed Thursday in Okmulgee County District Court to stop the…

"Beetles that pee themselves to death could be tomorrow’s pest control"

Various beetle species have gobbled through grain stores and weakened food production worldwide since ancient times. Now, researchers at the University of Copenhagen have…

US (NM): Company fined $142,000 for safety violations

The state Environment Department has fined New MexiCann Natural Medicine $142,000 for worker safety violations related to the October fire that seriously…


Pablo Ricaud, Rising Farms: "We want to become the biggest of Mexico" The ambitions of the Rising Farms team are impressive. The young company wants to become the biggest grower in Mexico – not just by growing tomatoes, but also by introducing new products to the Mexican horticultural industry. In order to reach this goal and to scale their greenhouse business rapidly, they look at novel ways to…