
Cannabis Regulators Speak Out on Key Issues Affecting Growers
February 26, 2021
A diverse group of cannabis cultivation and manufacturing experts have come together to form the Sustainable Cannabis Coalition.
Just like many other segments of agriculture, big growers continue to expand. But their needs are similar to peers across the controlled-environment industry.
Learn more about how these Western U.S. operations responded to increased cannabis demand by adding nearly 800,000 square feet of combined production space.
With eight flower and propagation rooms, two drying rooms, and an operations support facility, the Sweet Dirt greenhouse will yield up to 12,000 pounds of cannabis annually.
Learn why SunMed Growers expanded its facility to 250,000 square feet, which is expected to produce 600 pounds of dried and cured sun-grown medical cannabis each week.
The more advanced a smart monitoring system is in its use of machine learning and real-time monitoring integration, the more effective it is in spotting anomalous activity.
The new groundbreaking research center in Kelowna, BC, Canada will advance indoor cannabis cultivation techniques and systems.
New intellectual property facilitates the precise control and modulation of cannabinoid production.
Several of the industry’s largest companies are continuing to expand by adding production facilities in key markets.
Proposed California Energy Commission regulations may require growers with existing greenhouse lighting systems to retrofit their entire canopy.
There are many ways to irrigate cannabis in containers, and if you are a first-time commercial grower, it’s easy to become overwhelmed.
Philadelphia-based Saint Joseph’s University is expanding its academic offerings for students interested in future-focused and entrepreneurial careers in […]
The greenhouse cannabis industry has a limited time to weigh in on a California Energy Commission proposal that would force new energy efficiency standards for indoor lighting.