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| | | Cannabis cultivation information for growers, from breeders. |
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| The company plans to partner with social equity licensees to establish firm footholds in the industry and obtain generational wealth. |
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Your Last Chance to Be Heard! |
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| Do you have 5 minutes to help us provide the industry with useful information? This is CBT’s final ask that you please take part in a survey about environmental controls for cannabis cultivation. As a thank you for your time and input, at the end of the survey you may enter a drawing for a chance to receive one of three $100 Visa gift cards. See Official Drawing Rules on the survey website for full details. Please participate in this five-minute survey now: https://www.readexsurvey.net/cbt3/survey.asp |
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| We’ve highlighted four names from the group President Biden has chosen to shape federal policy under his administration. |
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| The association is adding speakers to its 16-week Social Equity Applicant Mentorship Program. |
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| This week, Joe Biden was sworn in as the 46th president of the U.S., leaving many cannabis industry stakeholders hopeful that federal policy reform could be on the horizon. In the days leading up to the 2020 election, Cannabis Business Times explored what a Biden administration could mean for the industry, with many stakeholders optimistic about seeing meaningful change in Washington under not only Biden, but also Vice President Kamala Harris. Democrats securing the majority in the U.S. Senate earlier this month bolstered these hopes, and this week, CBT highlighted what the industry might be able to expect from four of Biden's Cabinet picks. While the federal rescheduling or legalization of cannabis may still be slow-going, all eyes are certainly on Washington as the nation ushers in new leadership. -Melissa Schiller, Senior Digital Editor |
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