Articles tagged with "Oregon"

The state produces way more than Oregonians consume. A new bill would let farmers ship to nearby legal states.

Sundae Driver, Banana Punch, GMO Cookies, and White Nectarine bring the heat to summer this year.

A global hemp research lab, a nascent national review board for hemp varieties, and a handful of seed certification programs are working to standardize US hemp for a world market.

Oregon has too much cannabis. Other states don’t have enough. A newly passed bill hopes to address the imbalance—and may lower prices for some consumers.

Facing a cannabis surplus that has fueled illegal sales and caused prices to crater, Oregon lawmakers are moving forward with a first-of-its-kind bill that just cleared a crucial vote.

A bill to legalize cannabis lounges is “100% dead,” an organizer says. But voters may have the chance to weigh in next year.

Most research finds cannabis stores lead to improvements in public safety, health, and property values. So why are towns still banning them?

It might seem silly to be paranoid about a mundane errand in states where cannabis is legal, but in most states, the practice still rests on shaky legal ground.

Facing product surpluses and plummeting prices, the Oregon Senate has moved forward with a plan to temporarily limit the state’s supply of legal adult-use marijuana.

Elev8 Cannabis CEO Seun Adedeji joins the show to talk about the growing Massachusetts cannabis market, what the industry can do to promote minority entrepreneurship, and more.