In this episode, we share a presentation by Jodie Epstein who spoke at the 2019 Migraine Symposium. Jodie candidly tells her personal story that led her into medical cannabis advocacy. She also shares valuable anecdotal evidence gathered through a survey from her online community, MigraineBuds and findings from three compelling scientific studies. This podcast is
Pros and cons of nationally legalizing marijuana
After ten years growing cannabis, we’ve figured out what the BEST fertilizer is: the farmer’s footsteps. We discuss the day to day plant care and observation necessary to grow healthy, happy plants with high yields. This is the most important thing to keep in mind as a cannabis grower!
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Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva announced Wednesday the agency’s largest ever marijuana eradication operation, a bust that destroyed more than 33,000 pounds of pot plants with a street value of more than a $1 billion.
It seems like things never go the way you plan. The SCROG is doing well but isn’t grow as I anticipated, may add a second screen after all. Big ol crack in GZ’s stalk…
In this B-Roll After 48 Hrs of Darkness For Our PhotoBooth We Decided To Wrap This Run Up In Some Style, Just Wishin We Had More Room For Better Quality Footage An Grows… Just Love Documenting What We Love Doing the Most An Is The Most Peaceful Thing on the Planet!! Thank You All for
Activists are calling for change after Richardson was left off the U.S. Olympic team due to a positive drug test.
Sean Keast, a Budtender at 3Fifteen Primo Dispensary, explains what types of products the dispensary offers. 3Fifteen was the first medical cannabis shop to fully open in Columbia. Keast is a Veteran who served for four years in the Navy before moving to Columbia to work at 3Fifteen. His service left him with bad shoulders
What Top Marijuana CEOs Are Paid MJ Biz Daily recently released an article disclosing how much American cannabis CEOs are getting paid. But between stocks, options, and bonuses the real total compensation numbers can get a little fuzzy. Questions about disclosure practices in this industry are popping up. Why are CEOs obscuring their total compensation?