How the marijuana ‘green rush’ fell apart December 30, 2022 AggregatedNews On the Move 1 Comment It wasn’t always Josh Keats’s job to drive the tractor. The co-founder of Henry’s Original once had a small crew to farm his 7-plus acres of cannabis from his base in Northern California’s Emerald Triangle. But on this fall day, it’s Keats operating… Read More→
Why legal weed is failing in one of California’s legendary pot-growing regions December 9, 2022 AggregatedNews News & Insights 0 Comments Xong Vang and Chia Xiong arrived in Douglas City, a town of the Gold Rush era, hoping to make good from the next big California boom. After the state legalized cannabis in 2016, they joined a wave of newcomers settling… Read More→
Michigan marijuana grows ask state to slow corporate ‘green rush’ September 15, 2022 AggregatedNews Michigan 0 Comments Michigan marijuana prices are plummeting, striking fear into small growers who’ve invested nearly everything to join the state’s young and volatile market that some say is being consumed by big corporate business in a “race to the bottom.” They cited… Read More→
After ‘Green Rush,’ Canada’s Legal Pot Suppliers Are Stumbling April 18, 2021 AggregatedNews Canada 0 Comments The mayor of the largely rural community of South Huron, Ontario, was looking forward to an employment boom when a marijuana producer used its soaring stock value to buy an enormous greenhouse on the edge of the municipality’s largest town.… Read More→
Marijuana Stock Blip Hints at Canada Doubts November 9, 2020 AggregatedNews Cannabis Investments 0 Comments The U.S. election opened a small but noteworthy gap between Canadian and U.S. cannabis companies last week, underscoring all of the unanswered questions that investors face as access to pot spreads across the world’s largest economy. New Jersey, Arizona, South… Read More→
Coronavirus Crisis or Not, It’s Time to Ensure Your Cannabusiness Isn’t Overexpanding June 16, 2020 Chris Woods Best Practices, News & Insights, Op-Ed, Spotlight, The Buck Stops Here 0 Comments By Chris Woods, CEO, Terrapin Care Station In January, Motley Fool asked whether 2020 would be the year of cannabis stock bankruptcies. And if business leaders aren’t careful about their growth, the answer will undoubtedly be “yes.” While the impact… Read More→
Lavish Parties, Greedy Pols and Panic Rooms: How the ‘Apple of Pot’ Collapsed May 26, 2020 AggregatedNews Retail 0 Comments The warm California sun shone down on Adam Bierman as he stepped up to the ceremonial ribbon strung across the entrance of his latest triumph: a new store on Abbot Kinney Boulevard in Venice, the hottest retail strip west of… Read More→
Budding Hemp Farmers Struggle To Find Success In The ‘Green Rush’ November 17, 2019 AggregatedNews Hemp Industry News 0 Comments Hemp farming exploded after the 2018 Farm Bill passed last December. The bill decriminalized the plant at the federal level, opening the door for many U.S. farmers to grow and sell hemp. Over the past year, licensed hemp acreage increased more than… Read More→