Cannabis Cultivation
Could Tagging Technology Transform the Legal Cannabis Supply Chain?
An early lab pilot of molecular tagging technology has demonstrated how members of the cannabis supply chain could be able to prove, with scientific certainty, that their products originate from their facilities or other legal sources.
Acreage Pharms Launches Innovative, Ambitious Extraction Program for Cannabis Oils in Canada
Acreage plans to use supercritical CO2 extraction technology to produce safe, non-toxic, carbon-neutral, customizable, premium quality cannabis oils.
Arizona May Finally Begin Testing Cannabis for Pesticides, Mold
A Republican lawmaker has persuaded nearly the entire Legislature to sign on in support of his proposal to require medical marijuana to be tested for mold and agricultural chemicals.
Private Partnership Leads the Way in Mapping the Cannabis Genome
Functional Remedies, Sunrise Genetics demonstrate the value of private partnerships to overcome challenges in the cannabis industry,
Molecular Tagging, Blockchain Combine to Improve Cannabis Supply Chain
The rapid global adoption of legal cannabis legislation has accelerated the need to secure and truly validate cannabis supply chains from seed-to-sale.
Terpenoid Profiles in Cannabis Classification
Analyses of 11 cannabinoids and 19 terpenoids in 2,237 individual cannabis flower samples identified three distinct clusters that were distinguishable by terpenoid profiles alone.
Maximizing the Production of Critical Medical Components from Specific Cannabis Strains
GB Sciences is seeking to place cannabis-based medical formulations on a level playing field with traditional medical formulations when it comes to patient studies and clinical trials.
Only So Green: Pesticides in Cannabis Clones
Pesticides in the environment alone could push cannabis above some regulatory limits.
Cannabis Cultivation Hurts Environment
Planting cannabis for commercial production in remote locations is creating forest fragmentation, stream modification, soil erosion and landslides.
