Increasing yield or production output in a cannabis cultivation facility can often be as simple as having the right cultivation plan in place to ensure that you are harvesting the maximum number of times per year.
This is the story of Christopher Lacy and The TGC Group. Before he was old enough to drink, he went to prison for cannabis. Their story is one of misfortune, persistence, family and the dreadful effects that cannabis prohibition has had on impoverished BIPOC communities. His team recently won a conditional license under New Jersey’s social equity licensing program. Looking to the future, he hopes his business can be a force for good and that his story can inspire others to do the same.
Metrc is the most widely used cannabis traceability system in the United States. With government contracts in nineteen different states, the company’s traceability software is a fixture in the marketplace. In this article, Aaron Green sits down with Metrc CEO Michael Johnson to discuss retail challenges, regulations, cybersecurity, compliance and more.
Regulators in New York have now approved 146 conditional licenses for hemp growers to begin cultivating cannabis for the adult use market.
In this piece, Jill Ellsworth and Dr. Tess Eidem discuss an overview of microbial contaminants that can adversely affect harvests and consumers, while providing insights into the importance of quality assurance and Good Manufacturing Practices.
The new conditional licenses giving hemp growers priority seeks to fast-track the state’s adult use cannabis program.
The CQC is a business-to-business conference and expo where cannabis industry leaders and stakeholders meet to build the future of the cannabis marketplace. Taking place in a pivotal year for the cannabis industry and in a location surrounded by new market opportunities, the CQC will deliver hands-on education, networking and business discussions.
New York is launching arguably the most ambitious social equity program for a legalized cannabis market in history. Take a look at the licensing rules, regulatory framework, timeframe, costs and more.
The 2022 Cannabis Cultivation Virtual Conference. Check out presentations from the program including: Moving Forward in Craft Cannabis; Beyond Terpenes: What Else Is There and Why Should You Care?; Applying Integrated Pest Management to Cannabis Cultivation; and Characterizing Nuisance Biofilms with NGS to Adopt Better Water Treatment Program
Cannabis manufacturers can take new regulatory oversight and multi-state operational challenges in stride with unified systems designed to facilitate growth and automate regulatory compliance management.
