Technology is rapidly adapting to the cannabis industry. Whether it is working towards improvements on the agriculture side or creating cannabis friendly social media, technology is being used to solve some challenging issues in this new industry. We asked some insiders on how technology has affected the cannabis industry.
A customer buys a marijuana joint at a dispensary in Eugene, Oregon on March 22, 2016. Legal marijuana is becoming more and more entrenched in the United States each year, and 2016 looks to be no exception. While possession, sale and consumption of marijuana remains illegal at the federal level, it is permitted for recreational use in four US states: Alaska, Colorado, Oregon and Washington, plus the US capital Washington. [Read More at Forbes]
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