As a liberal arts student in Portland, Oregon, Samantha Seagaard was already considering a career in cannabis, but she felt a responsibility to join after seeing the industry firsthand in 2007.
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The company rapidly expanded from its initial licensing limitations into more than 200,000 square feet of dedicated cultivation and processing space split among the company’s…
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The settlement resolves violations for destroying wetlands, operating without permits and for converting oak woodland for cultivation A judge in Humboldt County Superior Court approved…
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Sylvia Lee says the U.S. government gave her no choice but to get into the cannabis industry. And now that she’s here, she’s using it…
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In the United States, if there’s an enduring narrative that’s universally admired, it’s the “American Dream.” Typified by a hard-working entrepreneur who starts a business…
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Many proud, blue-collar towns spiraled downward, and Arlington was one of the casualties. Most of its timber jobs have gone the way of the typewriter,…
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On Sept. 30, 1998, 21-year-old Casey Thaxton was driving through an intersection on his motorcycle when a Honda Civic failed to yield the right of…
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What limits a cannabis plant from achieving its maximum growth potential? What is the maximum yield that a cultivator can achieve in a single harvest?…
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On the surface, watering a cannabis crop seems fairly straightforward. But the subject is much more complex than “just add water” — particularly when it…
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How CannaSol Farms owner Jeremy Moberg laid the groundwork to allow state-sanctioned, sun-grown marijuana in Washington Story by Greg James Photos by Ken Pedevilla In…
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