Wednesday, January 2, 2019

Veterinarians Think Cannabis Can Help Dogs, But They Are Not Ready To Prescribe It

According to a new survey, a majority of veterinarians believe that they have sufficient information on the medicinal use of cannabis for dogs. They believe that cannabis should be rescheduled, but say that their state vet associations don’t give enough guidance on the topic.

European Medical Marijuana News

In the first study of its kind, researchers from King’s College London and University of Bath examine cannabis potency in Europe from the last decade. They are the first to analyze the changes in potency in the continent, and their findings have worried many.

Why You Should Be Growing Your Own Cannabis in 2019

When you grow marijuana and see how it develops from seed to smoke, you get a firmer understanding of what you’re smoking. If you do a good job, you set a precedent on what good weed should look like.

Tuesday, January 1, 2019

Mike Tyson to Host ‘Cannabis-Themed’ Festival on His California Ranch, Complete With ‘Chillville’ and ‘Hang Out Village’

Former heavyweight champion wants to celebrate the US state's legalisation of the drug in February bash. The former world heavyweight champion, 52, grows the drug in the US state, where it has been legalised. And he wants to celebrate pot with like-minded souls - even though you will not be able to buy marijuana on site. Tyson released the news on social media, saying: "The next generation of music festival, one that embraces cannabis as…

California’s Premier Cannabis Festival Concludes 2018 With A Promise For 2019

Emerald green There’s an area at the top of California where the trees are so big you can drive through them. It’s lush with bracken fern-filled forests of red alder, coast redwood, and Douglas fir trees. And if you look close enough you’ll sometimes see a rogue marijuana plant someone has conveniently contributed to this magic “Emerald Triangle.” This Triangle, made up of California's Trinity, Humboldt, and Mendocino counties, has long been famous for prolifically…

Will Mexico become a Big Player in the International Cannabis Market?

One of the major problems with supply in the US and Canada is that they have a high labor cost. It’s far more expensive for a company to grow an acre of Hemp in the US and in Canada than it is to grow it in Mexico.

Cannabis Legalization More Effective For Border Security Than A Wall Says Cato Institute

The US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) states that cannabis seizures from Mexico declined by 44% since 2015: from 1.53 million pounds to around 858,000 pounds last year.