Brian Beckley
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Why New York Will Be Unlike Any Other Legal Cannabis State
It could even affect the global market.
New Report Says Less Than Half of Cannabis Businesses Are Profitable
One state is hit the hardest.
Answering the Demand For the 'Hypest Genetics' In Legacy Adult-Use States
How one company brought California's Cookies to Washington.
With Supply Chain Disruptions, U.S. Cannabis Companies Can't Build
Delays in construction means less weed for the public.
Washington State Launches Seed-to-Sale Traceability Program
The first state-run program in the country.
Price Matters to Consumers Buying Cannabis, But So Does Quality
THC is, naturally, the biggest driver.
How California's First "Green Winery" Turned to Farming Cannabis
Completely free of all chemicals and toxicity, Glentucky Family Farms weed has its own distinctive profile.
How One Cannabis Chain Grew Despite Red Tape, Regulations, and a Massive Lawsuit
The Owners Just Roll With It: "We're still building. The turtle wins the race."
The Changing and Challenging World of Tribal Cannabis
Being its own sovereign nation recognized by the federal government is different than a state's regulated industry.
How Golden Leaf Went From Burning Cash to Earning It
After Jeff Yapp took over as CEO of Golden Leaf Holdings, he quickly realized how difficult the journey would be to turnaround the company.
Introducing the First Hemp Vodka
In 2019, a brother-duo founded Highway Vodka, the first hemp vodka and first Black-owned distillery in Texas.
Can This Genetic Breakthrough End Powdery Mildew
The change could potentially eliminate a major concern for growers, while ushering in a new era of cannabis farming that looks more like traditional agriculture.
Will The Hemp Industry Revive New York's Economy?
One Upstate county welcomes the hemp industry as a way to reinvigorate its economy.
Legal Hemp Is Being Planted at George Washington's Historic Estate for the First Time in 200 Years
Our nation's first president was also the first and most famous advocate of hemp.