Marijuana is legal for medical purposes in more than half of the United States. Currently, 28 states permit its use as treatment, while more and more are legalizing it for recreational use, as well. Although notably behind schedule, the State of California opened its adult use market on New Year’s Day. It was also the very first state to give medical patients access to cannabis more than 20 years ago. Birds Landing Marijuana Delivery Despite decades of false propaganda, the world is finally waking up to the fact that marijuana…
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Labor Unions See Organizing California Marijuana Workers as a Way to Grow
With approval of Proposition 64, which legalized recreational use of pot as from January1, 2018, a lot of changes are expected to take place in the industry. Birds Landing Marijuana Delivery Currently, the legal California marijuana industry is worth an estimated 7 billion dollars and has huge potential to grow very quickly when recreational use goes legal on Jan. 1. Gonzales Marijuana Delivery California marijuana industry workers are currently the prime target of unions. According to the unions, the weed industry will achieve greater success if they successfully organize workers.…
Read MoreGetting Your Legal Weed License in California
Now that California has legalized both medical and recreational use of weed, any individual living in the state can apply for a weed license. The state will officially start issuing legal weed permits on January 1, 2018. If you want to start your own marijuana business, you will need a license. We have prepared a simple, comprehensive guide for you. Important Information There are important things you should know before applying for a California weed license. If you are planning to apply for legal cannabis permits in the state for…
Read MoreMaking Medical Marijuana Easy in California
It is possible to get most people moving to California to get a taste of medical marijuana. According to some latest marijuana news, most people who move to California have marijuana as one of the factors that drove them to move. With many conditions today being treated using medical marijuana, staying in a state that has not legalized makes you miss out on many things. Gonzales Marijuana Delivery You might be living in an area where people are too uptight about using the strain. So, what has California done to…
Read MoreNapa Council to Review More Lenient Marijuana Ordinance
Napa is on the way of reviewing its marijuana laws for the better. This could mean that the city is leaning towards the legal sales of medical marijuana to the residents. This comes after the City Council reviewed the current cannabis ordinance in the city. Well, the last efforts were not so successful as the they were broken down due to legal concerns about four years ago. The city residents have waited for a long time to see some changes. On Tuesday, the council members are going to vote on…
Read MoreCalifornia Could Tax the Daylights Out of Marijuana Consumers
Ask anyone who stays in a state where marijuana is legal, and they will tell you just the business is budding. Those who took the opportunity of investing in marijuana are now reaping all the benefits you could imagine. Based on a report released in 2017, it shows that marijuana has grown by 30% in 2017 when it comes to the annual revenue. It is expected that these sales will grow by 45% in 2018. As you can see, the opportunity of investing in marijuana is still there. Some have…
Read MoreModesto Residents Vote on Library and Marijuana Taxes
On Tuesday, residents of Modesto headed out to the polls to choose representatives for the Modesto City Council, the Modesto Irrigation District, and the Modesto City Schools committees, as well as representatives for the fire, school, and irrigation districts of Stanislaus County. That is not all they are voting on, however: Modesto voters must decide whether Measure T lives or dies. Measure T is a proposed marijuana business tax of 10 percent on the gross receipts of pot activities, despite the City Council having not made a decision yet as…
Read MoreWoody Harrelson Says Weed Saved Him at Trump Dinner
World-renowned marijuana activist and actor Woody Harrelson came out recently and said that he had to smoke weed at a dinner with Trump just to survive it. He said that the dinner party, organized in 2002 by now-President Donald Trump, was so utterly unbearable that he had to step outside for a few hits just to keep his wits and composure about him. King City Marijuana Delivery The actor and Texas-born thespian, made famous for his roles in movies and such TV shows as True Detective and Cheers, made this…
Read MoreCalifornia Wildfires Claim 34 Pot Farms
In one fell swoop, and just weeks before California’s legal market for recreational weed goes live, wildfires ravaged the countryside; destroying thriving pot farms willy-nilly. As of Friday last week, 34 farms lay in smoldering, smoking ruin. However, according to the executive director of the California Growers Association, Hezekiah Allen, that figure is still rising. “Unfortunately,” Allen says, “it will grow significantly.” He has been working tirelessly contacting all farmers in affected areas to confirm the reports of burned farms, and he says that, “Just the scale of this event…
Read MoreWildfires Devastate Marijuana Farms in California
The wildfires raging across Northern California are not only jeopardizing its lucrative wine industry. Marijuana farmers throughout the Emerald Triangle and Sonoma County are now sitting with crops burnt in the fires, as well. This October’s wildfires have wreaked havoc on hundreds of thousands of acres, destroying thousands of private homes, acres of valuable vineyards, and California’s most precious commodity, fields of cannabis. The fires, which have killed 41 people, burnt down 5,700 structures, and destroyed well over 231,000 acres, or 86,198 hectares, of land, have been blazing trails through…
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