Here, we bring you our top five recent articles covering cannabis testing regulations, water usage in indoor cultivation, the PREPARE Act, delta-8-THC research, and a new grant program from the Minnesota Office of Cannabis Management.

North Dakota Governor Kelly Armstrong recently signed legislation enabling patients to purchase cannabis-infused products.

The Minnesota OCM announced the state’s CanGrow grant program aimed at help farmers in the cannabis industry.

Patients in Australia with chronic health conditions evaluated the effects on their quality of life, changes in pain, and more after 12 months of medical cannabis.

A recent study showed that orally administered Delta-8 THC had similar but milder effects than Delta-9 THC.

The recently conducted public opinion poll covered topics including the country’s economy and support from the government for the cannabis industry.

D4DPR announced in a recent press release that the organization was dropping their legal challenge over how the DEA handled the federal cannabis rescheduling hearing but had won a disclosure showing that the DEA had communicated with several applications prior to formal selections being made.

The PREPARE Act would create a new commission that would provide Congress a regulatory framework for cannabis.

New York OCM announces their new “Higher Education” statewide campaign which plans to provide cannabis users in the state with educational cannabis materials to help them navigate the marketplace.

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In this interview, Nadia Sabeh, PhD, discusses the water usage and conservation in indoor cannabis cultivation.

Here, we bring you our top four recent articles covering standards in the cannabis industry, a cannabis for sleep survey, a new research and resource center at the University of Mississippi, and in-person information sessions from Metrc.

1000 cfu/g TYM in IL causes big problems, but not the biggest.

The Wyld Works program aims to boost corporate responsibility in cannabis, focusing on community, climate, health, and justice.

Metrc will host three in-person information sessions aiming to support the transition to the track-and-trace system before July.