Thailand first Asian country to move to decriminalise marijuana
Thailand has become the first country in Asia to approve the de facto decriminalisation of marijuana – giving people the green light to grow the plant at home.
Will Industrial Hemp Unlock the Answers to Restoring Soil Health?
Detroit, MI based Heartland Industries believes in the renewable and regenerative power of hemp that it has adopted a high-risk business model hoping to make farmers hemp believers.
Why Hemp is the Future of Sustainable Farming
Hemp is a gamechanger for the health of people and the planet. First Crop, a public benefit company dedicated to improving the health and wellness of people and the planet through the regenerative power of hemp, wants to kickstart the new agricultural revolution.
African cannabis market hits new high
AFRICA’S CANNABIS economy is expected to generate over £500m by next year, according to leading experts.
Study Finds That Cannabis Compounds Could Help Prevent Covid-19
A scientific study has discovered that there is a chance that cannabis compounds could prove useful in the fight against Covid-19.
Will the UK follow Malta’s lead to legalise cannabis?
Whilst recreational use of cannabis has been legal for some time in several US states, Uruguay and Canada, Malta looks set to become the first country in the European Union to make the move.
Hemp Farmers Just Say No..
Hemp prices remain depressed causing hemp farmers to decide against planting crops for 2022.
USDA approves Virginia’s plan for hemp production
The U.S. Department of Agriculture approved the Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services plan to regulate hemp production.
Malta to legalise cannabis for personal use in European first
Malta will this week become the first European country to legalise the cultivation and possession of cannabis for personal use
Kentucky Governor Wants To Let Farmers Sell Marijuana To Other States
Gov. Andy Beshear (D) talked about how legalizing medical marijuana is a priority for him in the coming legislative session during an interview with 44 News that aired on Wednesday. He also expressed openness to broader legislation that would allow adults 21 and older to grow and possess cannabis without having a medical reason for it.