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ICS’s Jeff Rawson Presented New Research At NECANN

ICS’s Jeff Rawson Presented New Research At NECANN   We brought our best energy to NECANN Boston this weekend, and it was an incredible experience connecting with so many passionate advocates, researchers, and industry leaders!   A special shout-out to Jeremy Ortiz CLCS CICS Ganjier Product Specialist for the kind invitation to a beautiful gathering at the […]

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The CCC fears a lawsuit from extending Delivery Exclusivity

The CCC fears a lawsuit from extending Delivery Exclusivity The Cannabis Control Commission of Massachusetts (CCC) met for a regularly-scheduled Public Meeting on Thursday, March 13th, which we attended on behalf of the Institute of Cannabis Science. Over more than six hours, the discussion that most caught our attention concerned the vote to extend the Social

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First Person Perspective: Cara Crabb-Burnham, Compliance

First Person Perspective: Cara Crabb-Burnham, Compliance I’m left with one question: was it worth all this?   I worked in cannabis for 15 years. I started as a student activist – and anyone who claims, “activism isn’t work,†never tried it. I focused each of my class projects (B.A., Marketing) on the drug war, fighting

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Industry Perspective: 54 Green Acres Farm

Industry Perspective: 54 Green Acres Farm Crafting Safety: An Organic Cannabis Farm’s Quest for Cannabis Contaminant Control An Organic Farm’s Quest to Preserve Craft-Quality Cannabis, Prevent Aspergillus, and Prepare to Neutralize Other Pathogens. By Vincent Deschamps and Jamie Toth Executive Summary/Synopsis: 54 Green Acres is an organic farm Southern Oregon that is certified by Sun

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Pesticides Found in Cannabis During Recent Shelf Tests

Pesticides Found in Cannabis During Recent Shelf Tests By Jamie Toth and Dr. Jeff Rawson Acequinocyl Courtesy of ChemSpider CAS #: 57960-19-7 SDS: link EPA Pesticide Fact Sheet: link Wikipedia: Not available Pesticides Properties Database: link Toxin and Toxin Target Database: Not Available PubChem: link Acequinocyl is a miticide used to control spider mites and is the active ingredient in Kanemite. The

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