Future Farm Maine also has acquired 120 acres of farmland in Aroostook County.
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Hear Maine Cannabis Report Live: Panelists talk about medical marijuana industry opportunities
More than 100 people attend the Press Herald event.
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Connecticut police seize 1,500 marijuana gummy packets
The edibles, which were shipped from California and look similar to Sour Patch Kids candy, would sell for about $50 a packet in Connecticut – double their West Coast price.
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Colombia wants to be renowned for pot like Saudi Arabia is for oil
As more countries approve some form of legalization, Colombia is bent on recapturing its global dominance.
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Canadian pot company plotting global push
Hydropothecary Corp. plans to be “one of the two to three multinational companies still standing in five years.”
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The Maine Cannabis Report Live – Ready for Recreational
Our weekly newsletter hits the stage with a panel discussion at Port City Music Hall on Wednesday, May 23 at 5:00 p.m.
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Lawmakers support sweeping changes to Maine’s medical marijuana rules
The proposed changes include increasing the number of dispensary licenses and loosening requirements under which medical marijuana can be used.
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Raising a stink
Lawmakers propose bill limiting marijuana odor.
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Judge tosses lawsuit challenging federal marijuana laws
The plaintiffs argued pot is misclassified because it has medical benefits. The judge did not address that question, but said changes should first be pursued through the DEA.
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Panel’s marijuana regulation bill omits licensing of social clubs
Legislators writing the adult-use rules don’t want to allow the pot gathering spots until another state goes first, and also vote not to share cannabis tax revenues with towns.