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You’ll soon be able to earn a degree in cannabis from a Colorado university - Cannabis News
Cannabis News
Colorado State University-Pueblo received state approval Friday for the state’s first cannabis-related degree program, to be launched this fall.
California: Wine grape growers lose labor to cannabis farms - Cannabis News
U.S. News
Amid a years-long labor shortage, workers in California’s wine region are headed to cannabis jobs offering better pay, working conditions.
USDA Announces Two More Hemp Insurance Programs - Cannabis News
CBD & Hemp
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced on Thursday that hemp farmers are now eligible for two crop insurance programs that offer coverage in the event of natural disasters.
Legal cannabis now supports 243,700 full-time American jobs - Cannabis News
Business & Finance
How many jobs are there in the legal marijuana industry? Leafly’s annual Cannabis Jobs Report found 243,700 full-time-equivalent (FTE) jobs supported by legal cannabis as of January 2020.
The new ‘runner’s high’: the benefits of mixing cannabis and exercise - Cannabis News
Sports
A study of cannabis users found 82% of people partaking in exercise use cannabis before or after their workout, reporting it increases enjoyment, enhances recovery, and heightens motivation.
Illinois: $40 million in first month of legal pot sales - Cannabis News
Business & Finance
The state's recreational marijuana retailers generated nearly $40 million worth of sales and taxes during the first month of operations.
Scientists discovered a weed compound that may be 30 times more powerful than THC - Cannabis News
Science
A newly discovered cannabis compound has been shown in the lab to potentially be 30 times more potent than THC, the most studied psychoactive compound in marijuana.
Interest grows in hemp as nutritional supplement for livestock - Cannabis News
CBD & Hemp
The livestock industry, however, is already witnessing the advantages of hemp seed. A source of protein, rich in fiber, fatty acids and several important minerals, hemp seed meal and pellets have made their way into animal feed with impressive results.
Colorado bill would protect employees from dismissal for off-duty cannabis use - Cannabis News
Law & Crime
Lawmakers in Colorado are considering a measure that, if passed, could have wide-reaching implications on a controversial issue: employees facing dismissal from their places of work due to off-duty cannabis use.
As baseball loosens grip on CBD, former football players urge NFL to follow - Cannabis News
Sports
In the bone-crunching, muscle-wrenching sport of football, staying on the field when injured is a challenging priority for NFL players.
USDA Approves Hemp Plans For Texas, Nebraska And Delaware - Cannabis News
CBD & Hemp
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced on Monday that it has approved hemp regulatory plans for three more states and four additional Indian tribes.
British architects build a low-carbon home using hemp - Cannabis News
CBD & Hemp
The two-story Flat House was designed as a hemp-based construction prototype, with the intention of introducing this new method into the building industry for larger scale projects.
Hotels Are Confused by Rise of Legal Marijuana: Opportunity or Liability? - Cannabis News
Travel
The legalization of marijuana in many states is becoming an increasingly perplexing challenge for one key part of the travel industry: hotels.
Cannabis can help save the bees: Cornell University - Cannabis News
Science
Hemp might prove more useful to bees than humans, and that’s saying a lot.
Working Out High: Should You Add Weed to Your Exercise Routine? - Cannabis News
Cannabis News
If cannabis is so much praised for its health benefits and makes everything better, does that mean working out high will help us grow bigger muscles and run faster? Or will it make us lose our focus and drop the weights, i.e., fall off the treadmill?
Austin police will stop arrests, tickets in most low-level marijuana cases - Cannabis News
Law & Crime
The decision to back away from pursuing criminal charges against people with small amounts of pot comes after state lawmakers legalized hemp last year in a way that threw marijuana prosecution into chaos.

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