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At Hash Hole Island, the Joints Are Six Times the Standard Size

Four years running, a field in Brentwood, California, fills up with people passing joints the size of cigars. RBL Posse and the Mendo.

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Dave Asprey on Biohacking and Higher Consciousness

The creator of biohacking talks psychedelics, plant intelligence, integration, surrender, and why optimizing the human machine was never the final destination.  Psychedelic culture.

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Who Names Cannabis Strains? Breeders on Genetics, Branding and Rights

There is no registry, no copyright and no authority. Six breeders on how a plant gets its name, who has the right to.

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The Future of Cannabis Tourism Starts on the Farm

Cannabis Wine Tours founder Charles Kimball argues that farmer-hosted experiences can connect visitors with the land while giving small Northern California growers another.

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Sonoma County Drone Surveillance: ACLU Lawsuit, Fines and Cannabis Growers

The violations had nothing to do with cannabis. Neither did nearly half the drone flights Sonoma County made in 2024, according to an.

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100% More THC = 15% Stronger High. So Why Did Weed Spend 30 Years Chasing the Number?

Researchers gave people 5 mg of inhaled THC and rated the high at 34 out of 100. They doubled it to 10 mg..

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Latino Power 100 in Cannabis: Nominations Open August 21

A new annual list will name 100 Latino and Hispanic leaders shaping cannabis around the world. Nominations open Friday; anyone can submit one,.

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Speed Without Compromise

Barney’s Farm pairs eight familiar cannabis names with BF Super Auto #1 to deliver faster, light-independent cycles without abandoning the character that made.

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Lev Parnas Interview: Trulieve, Trump and the Cannabis Deal He Says Got Away

In 2018, Lev Parnas says he was offered ten percent of what became America’s biggest weed company. Trulieve says that never happened. Then.

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The Death of a Fifth-Generation Vermont Farm

A Social Equity Applicant’s Story of Hope, Legalization, and Loss In a matter of weeks, I’ll lock the door to my family’s farmhouse.

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