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Hopefully, this decision will help facilitate getting these types of businesses open in Cambridge, as the citizens wanted them to be. Cambridge officials are deciding whether to appeal the ruling, the Boston Globe reported. Whatever the case, the ruling could prevent other cities and towns from pursuing similar ordinances that prioritize Economic Empowerment Applicants in the adult-use licensing process.

This week, The New Hampshire House Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee approved legislation that would legalize the possession and limited cultivation of cannabis in the state, while the New Mexico Senate Public Affairs Committee voted to advance a bill that would legalize adult-use cannabis in that state.

Many hemp growers are learning lessons the hard way, and in many cases, relearning lessons learned from previous generations. Interest in hemp is attracting a wide variety of growers, from new cultivators to more traditional agricultural farmers. Regardless of farming experience, hemp is a new crop that brings with it an entirely different set of possibilities, considerations and challenges.

Marguerite Bolt, Hemp Extension Specialist in the Department of Agronomy at Purdue University, will be explaining the types of hemp production, risks associated with a new crop, and sharing reliable resources when she speaks about embarking on the hemp journey at Cannabis Conference Bolt started in June as a statewide specialist for hemp and helps foster collaboration and communication with nonprofit organizations such as Midwest Hemp Council and Indiana Hemp Industry Association, processors, insurers, marketers, consultants, researchers and growers.

Marguerite Bolt: One of the things I try to communicate with our growers is if you want to grow hemp, how are you going to do it in a way that fits into your current system? Are you willing to invest in new equipment? Is it even doable? How can we treat it as a rotational crop? How can it fit into an Indiana system? The bigger concern for me as a trained entomologist is pest buildup and our then pathologist is obviously concerned about building up any kind of inoculum in the soil.

We try to look at it as something that can fit into a rotation, whether that is a cover crop rotation—you plant hemp and then a cover crop and you plant another crop in the summer—or does it fit into some kind of vegetable crop rotation.

In general, I think that fitting it into rotations is better than continuous production year after year. MB: I have a whole section of my slide set that is just on issues associated with production. Some of the risks associated are just the legality involved with hemp production. That it is in flux and has changed a lot over the last couple of months on what is required of growers state by state.

The [U. Department of Agriculture] rules are going to shape what happens in the future for hemp, not just in Indiana but across the country.

Insurance is available now for some growers, so that does reduce some risks for weather-related incidents or crop failure not related to THC [tetrahydrobannabinol].

One thing from a pest and pathogen weed management standpoint is new insects and new pathogens that attack hemp. Growers are going to continually deal with weed pressure and not have herbicides available at this point. Try to approach it reasonably. Realize that even if you have some kind of purchase agreement, banks can change.

We want growers to have as much information as possible before they make large investments or think that this is going to be the crop that they produce forever. Try to fit this into their system in a way that is maybe not seamless but fits a little bit better than some of these other production models.

Not all of our growers have large farms to dry, so look at what resources are available. Figure out how they fit in the state in your system instead of just relying on information from other states as the end all be all.

I definitely think growers are willing to share failures and their misfortunes pretty readily if they know this did not work, at least in our state.

Some of these farming communities are pretty tight knit in this state, so I think they probably already talk pretty regularly on other crops. MB: I will happily share university bulletins from other states.

We have our own website, the Purdue hemp website , and The Office of Indiana State Chemist has a lot of resources on it. I will send growers to [Hemp Production Services and Hemp Genetics International] even though Canada has been very focused on grain production just so growers can start to get an idea of what has been done in a country that has a much longer recent production history than the United States. Drew Bogart Great data ,well , and beneficial to me keep up the good work. Dani Alchimia Hi Drew, Glad you liked the post!

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Queries about shipping and payment For doubts relating to deliveries and payments you can check the sections shipping cost and payment methods. Undeterred upon his release, Subcool went straight back to growing and found himself once again in custody, which subsequently led to a stint in prison.

Lester Grinspoon Lifetime Achievement Award in Subcool's High Times interview also revealed that his lung disease diagnosis in was only the first in a series of consequential setbacks to unfold in the coming years. Both his health and his relationship with his wife and business partner, MzJill, had been deteriorating, though they continued to work together on TGA Genetics The Green Avengers.

But it was the Tubbs Fire — at the time the most destructive wildfire in California history — that ripped through Santa Rosa, California on October 8, , and catalyzed the events that would shape Subcool's life in his last years.

MzJill and Subcool were personally unharmed by the fire, but their home was burned to the ground and they lost everything, including physical business assets such as nearly four million cannabis seeds and male and female breeding plants. The couple parted soon after. Now homeless and ill, Subcool began to pick up the pieces. They were able to eventually rebuild Subcool's core strains, such as Jack the Ripper, Vortex, and Querkle, while he continued to experiment and create new strains.

Even as he managed to rebuild some of the heritage lost in the fire, he surrendered the TGA Genetics IP in mediation during an acrimonious and public divorce with MzJill. Despite more setbacks, he pushed on, vowing to continue the work with his 44 Dank strains.

Subcool moved to Arizona where he became a medical cannabis patient and began a state-approved plant grow in a pool he had drained. Companies like Solis Tek, Smart Pot, and Dragonfly Earth Medicine donated supplies, and in a continuing effort to pay it forward, Subcool gave the cannabis from his grow to medical cannabis patients for free.