Tag: Agriculture
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World’s First: California State Fair to Host Onsite Sales and Consumption
The California State Fair issued a press release earlier today announcing that the annual event will be making history with this year’s introduction of onsite cannabis sales and consumption. This marks the first time cannabis will be legally sold at a state fair, signaling a growing acceptance of the plant. Held in Sacramento from July…
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Researchers Unveil New Study on Genetically Modified Hemp Methods
The study suggests that genetic modification has the opportunity to “unleash the complete potential of cannabis.” The post Researchers Unveil New Study on Genetically Modified Hemp Methods first appeared on High Times.
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2024 Farm Bill Amendment Would Ban Hemp-Derived THC Products
The recent amendment, proposed by Rep. Mary Miller, seeks to close the loophole which allows the sale of “intoxicating” hemp-based products such as delta-8-THC. The post 2024 Farm Bill Amendment Would Ban Hemp-Derived THC Products first appeared on High Times.
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Georgia Governor Signs Bill Establishing Licensing Requirements To Grow Hemp
The governor of Georgia signed a series of bills aimed at bolstering the state’s agriculture industry, including one that will set up a new regulatory framework for hemp cultivation. The post Georgia Governor Signs Bill Establishing Licensing Requirements To Grow Hemp first appeared on High Times.
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Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors Approves Study To Address Ongoing Cannabis Odor
There are 116 acres of land in unincorporated Santa Barbara that are being used for cannabis cultivation, but a strong odor has been a complaint from residents for six years. The post Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors Approves Study To Address Ongoing Cannabis Odor appeared first on High Times.
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Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors Approves Study To Address Ongoing Cannabis Odor
There are 116 acres of land in unincorporated Santa Barbara that are being used for cannabis cultivation, but a strong odor has been a complaint from residents for six years. The post Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors Approves Study To Address Ongoing Cannabis Odor first appeared on High Times.
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Quest Announces New Partnership with BFG Supply
Quest Announces Strategic Partnership with BFG Supply to Enhance Industry Solutions [Madison, WI, December 13, 2023] Quest Climate, a pioneer in the humidity control industry, is thrilled to announce a strategic partnership with BFG Supply, a renowned gardening, nursery, and horticultural product distributor, starting in 2024. This collaboration marks an exciting milestone for both companies,…
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VPD: A focus on flowering
Key Takeaways (TL;DR) Good ol’ Vapor Pressure Deficit, or as the cool kids call it, VPD. The concept, once largely misunderstood in the cannabis industry, is now commonly applied by top-tier cultivators around the world. The reason VPD is popular for indoor cannabis cultivators is simple in theory: When you understand the relationship between plant…
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Water treatment plant problems
In a water treatment plant, it goes without saying you want all the water running inside the pipes. But 20 years ago, Rick Adamson, general manager for the Adams County Regional Water District, was dealing with a problem he never expected: Water – and tons of it – condensing and pouring off the outside of…
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Special Report: Humidity and Climate Control
In this Special Report: Humidity and Climate Control, we look at the challenges facing cultivation operations and the role of climate control. We are back with an updated report, first published in 2017 called the “Smart Humidity Report”. Not surprisingly, pest and disease management and humidity control remain some of the top challenges in cannabis…