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New York: Officials Advance Home Cultivation Regulations for Qualified Patients

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The proposed rules, which must undergo a 60-day public comment period, permit the cultivation of up to six cannabis plants per private residence. The post New York: Officials Advance Home Cultivation Regulations for Qualified Patients appeared first on NORML.

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Missouri: Adult-Use Cannabis Sales Begin, Regulators Accepting Home-Cultivation Applications

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The post Missouri: Adult-Use Cannabis Sales Begin, Regulators Accepting Home-Cultivation Applications appeared first on NORML.

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nuEra to acquire Ieso cultivation facility

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Recently, nuEra Cannabis announced its agreement to acquire Ieso , a licensed medical and adult-use cultivation facility located in Murphysboro, Illinois. Our team has already collaborated with Ieso staff to enhance their processes, introduce new strains and cultivation techniques and make improvements to packaging and branding.

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Connecticut: Qualified Patients Can Begin Home Cultivating Cannabis Next Week

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The post Connecticut: Qualified Patients Can Begin Home Cultivating Cannabis Next Week appeared first on NORML. Over 54,000 Connecticut residents are currently registered to possess and and access medical cannabis.

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Washington: Home Cultivation Legislation Receives First Committee Hearing of 2021

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House Bill 1019 would allow adults to cultivate up to six marijuana plants for personal use. The post Washington: Home Cultivation Legislation Receives First Committee Hearing of 2021 appeared first on NORML.

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South Dakota: Governor Signs Legislation Preserving Patients’ Home Cultivation Rights

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The post South Dakota: Governor Signs Legislation Preserving Patients’ Home Cultivation Rights appeared first on NORML. "Seventy percent of voters approved this right at the ballot box and it is reassuring to see that a majority of lawmakers, and the Governor, ultimately decided to respect the voters' decision.".

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Ghana: Supreme Court affirms decision to strike out law on cannabis cultivation saying “cultivation of cannabis legislation in Ghana was unconstitutionally passed by Parliament”

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The Supreme Court has in a majority 5-4 decision affirmed its view that the law allowing cultivation of weed in Ghana was unconstitutionally passed by Parliament. Presiding Judge Justice Dotse stated that the threshold a party ought to meet to enable it to review its own judgement has not been met. The court in July […]