Cannabis Cultivation
Why Do Some Hemp Crops Produce Too Much THC? This New Study Aims to Find Out
Which factors are tipping these THC concentrations over the legal limit? The soil? The sun? The strain? Right now, it’s not entirely clear. But one research group at West Virginia University want to change that.
Colorado Further Adds to Its List of Acceptable Cannabis Pesticides
The Colorado Department of Agriculture has once again expanded its list of pesticides approved for use on cannabis crops.
Regulating Heavy Metal Contaminants in Cannabis: What Can be Learned from the Pharmaceutical Industry? Part 4
In the fourth part of his series, Rob Thomas examines how processors can reduce the chances of elemental contamination and outlines recent case studies where CBD product recalls were issued due to heavy metal contamination.
Colorado Adds to List of Acceptable Cannabis Pesticides
Since the start of May this year, the state department has added nine pesticide products to the list, which now exceeds 400 compounds.
Cannabaceae: Mapping the Cannabis Family Tree
For those curious about the history of this plant, Analytical Cannabis delves into its evolution and taxonomic classification.
US Cannabis Research Is Violating International Law, DEA Memo Reveals
The Department of Justice advised the DEA to take full responsibility of marijuana cultivation back in 2018, the memo reveals.
AOAC Approves Method for Measuring THC in Hemp
The validation will now let labs evaluate hemp for THC on a dry-weight basis, as required by the 2018 Farm Bill.
Lebanon Legalizes Medical Cannabis Cultivation
Although cannabis has a long history of being openly cultivated in some regions of Lebanon, the practice was still strictly prohibited.
Two Canadian Cannabis Companies Partner up to Create New Cannabis Cultivation Standards
PremierTech and Purplefarm Genetics aim to create an unparalleled standard of cannabis cultivation.
