German MS Patient is First-Ever Allowed to Grow MMJ
Mon / Oct 3rd
A multiple sclerosis patient in Germany has been approved to grow cannabis for personal use by the country’s Federal Institute… Read More
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Graham Abbott
Based in Portland, Oregon, Graham is Ganjapreneur's Chief Editor. He has been writing about the legalization landscape since 2012 and has been contributing to Ganjapreneur since our official launch in 2014.
Prohibitionists in Arizona Have More Cash on Hand than Pro-205 Campaign
Mon / Oct 3rd
Arizona’s anti-legalization campaign Arizonans for Responsible Drug Policy have raised a little more than $2 million this election cycle in… Read More
Charlo Greene Faces 54 Years in Prison for Cannabis Club Proprietorship
Mon / Oct 3rd
In 2014, Charlo Greene made national headlines when she said “Fuck it, I quit” as a TV news reporter for KTVA… Read More
Florida Medical Cannabis Campaign Nets $1M Donation
Mon / Oct 3rd
The pro-legalization campaign in Florida has received a $1 million cash infusion from New Approach, a committee that has bankrolled… Read More
Second Company Joins Rejected MMJ Applicant in Maryland Lawsuit
Fri / Sep 30th
A second would-be medical marijuana cultivator in Maryland is joining a lawsuit against the state Cannabis Commission on the grounds… Read More
Flower Sales Fall, Concentrate and Edible Sales Rise in Oregon
Fri / Sep 30th
In June, edibles and concentrates became legal to sell to recreational cannabis customers in Oregon, and during that first month… Read More
New West Summit Coming to San Francisco on Oct. 14-15
Fri / Sep 30th
The New West Summit 2.0 — coming this October 14-15 to the Hyatt Regency hotel in San Francisco — is a cannabis… Read More
California Gov. Signs ‘Micro Farmer’ MMJ Law
Fri / Sep 30th
California has several new “micro farmer” medical cannabis cultivator licenses available after Gov. Jerry Brown signed the measure into law,… Read More
Colorado Edibles Will Carry ‘Universal Stamp’ to Help Prevent Accidental Ingestion
Fri / Sep 30th
Colorado’s new edibles rules, requiring products to be stamped with a diamond and the letters “THC” takes effect on Saturday,… Read More
Understanding Cannabis Trademarks & Intellectual Property
Thu / Sep 29th
What is a Trademark? At the most fundamental level, a trademark is a mark or identifying representation of the source of… Read More
NORML Scorecard Ranks Federal Lawmakers on Cannabis Policy
Thu / Sep 29th
NORML has released its 2016 Congressional Scorecard, which grades lawmakers on their marijuana policy based on voting records and their… Read More
North Dakota Hemp Harvested Under Ag Department Pilot Program
Thu / Sep 29th
North Dakota farmers are harvesting their first legal hemp crops under the state Agricultural Department’s experimental program, according to a… Read More
Cannabis Taxes to Fund Anti-Bullying Programs in Colorado Schools
Thu / Sep 29th
Surplus cannabis tax revenues in Colorado will fund a new bully prevention program, according to a KMGH-7 report. The state… Read More
Oregon Officials Consider Delaying Implementation of New Cannabis Industry Rules
Thu / Sep 29th
Many cannabis businesses are not yet ready to comply with Oregon’s new testing, packaging, and labeling rules and are asking… Read More
Canadian MMJ Company Offers Nation’s First High-CBG Strain
Wed / Sep 28th
Whistler Medical Marijuana Corporation has released Canada’s first high cannabigerol (CBG) oil following two years of research and development, the… Read More
Report: Indoor Cannabis Grows as Energy-Intensive as Data Centers
Wed / Sep 28th
According to new data by EQ Research, indoor cannabis grows are as energy-intensive as data centers, with energy intensities of… Read More
Blockchain Startups Eyeing Colorado Cannabis Industry
Wed / Sep 28th
While most canna-businesses are left without access to traditional financial institutions, some Colorado companies are turning to non-traditional enterprises in… Read More
Patient Counts Down in Recreational States
Wed / Sep 28th
In states with recreational cannabis, medical marijuana patient counts have dropped, according to research by GreenWave Advisors. The culprit —… Read More
Calaveras County, CA Has Collected $3.7M in MMJ Fees But Hasn’t Awarded a Single License
Tue / Sep 27th
Despite collecting more than $3.7 million in fees, not a single cannabis farm has been approved by California’s Calaveras County… Read More
Connecticut to Begin Accepting MMJ Research Applications
Tue / Sep 27th
Connecticut’s Department of Consumer Protection will begin accepting research application on Oct. 1 that would allow approved hospitals, growers, universities,… Read More
MassRoots Defaults on Six-Month Promissory Notes
Tue / Sep 27th
According to a Sept. 21 Securities and Exchange Commission filing, the Denver-based social media network MassRoots disclosed that it was… Read More
FBI Report: Cannabis Arrests at Lowest Point in a Decade
Tue / Sep 27th
Arrests for simple cannabis possession have fallen to their lowest point since 1996, according to new statistics released by the… Read More
Poll: Arkansans Favor MMJ Amendment Proposal Over Act with Grow-Your-Own
Mon / Sep 26th
According to the latest Talk Business & Politics/Hendrix College poll, Arkansas voters favor the Arkansas Medical Marijuana Amendment over the… Read More
Cannabis Seizure Drug Shows Success in Latest U.S. Trials
Mon / Sep 26th
GW Pharmaceuticals’ cannabis-derived Epidiolex showed “high statistical significance” in its third late-stage clinical trial in the U.S., meaning it’s shaping… Read More