From a Humboldt homestead his parents built fifty years ago to a father-son extraction brand in Southern Oregon to a 20-acre farm in Biddeford, Maine, three growers explain why they left the bottles behind and started building soil instead.
Dutch company Loop Biotech’s Living Cocoon is a biodegradable coffin made from mycelium and recycled hemp fibers that can break down in roughly 45 days
Colombia is turning back to crop spraying as a weapon in the War on Drugs. But the rise and fall of the Bonanza Marimbera offers a warning: destroying a crop doesn’t necessarily destroy the economy built around it.
Medical cannabis and clean energy are converging in Baranoa, Colombia, where Cannabis Medical Company has launched a solar farm to power part of its agroindustrial operation. With 147 solar panels expected to generate nearly 178,670 kWh per year, the project points to a broader shift: using renewable energy to reduce costs, lower emissions and modernize high-value agricultural sectors like medical cannabis.
A Chernobyl fungus that thrives on radiation may unlock new ways to protect astronauts in space and improve how we manage radioactive environments.
A High Times veteran’s no-till living soil urban farming journey begins on a rooftop in New York City.
A pair of British architects are using their own studio as a proof-of-concept in their commitment to sustainable building practices.
A trend is emerging among poultry farmers who are converting operations to industrial hemp farms.
Ohio Hemp Company has inked a deal with Michigan-based Heartland Industries to grow hemp fiber for use in bioplastics.
LiveWire, the Harley-Davidson electric vehicle division, released a new cruiser with parts made from hemp.
All cannabis waste currently gets sent to landfills, but the new law would allow the public to buy non-dangerous plant material to be used in composting, making hempcrete, and more.
The scientific brief compares water demand for licensed and unlicensed cannabis grows in Humboldt and Mendocino Counties.
From a Humboldt homestead his parents built fifty years ago to a father-son extraction brand in Southern Oregon to a 20-acre farm in Biddeford, Maine, three growers explain why they left the bottles behind and started building soil instead.
Dutch company Loop Biotech’s Living Cocoon is a biodegradable coffin made from mycelium and recycled hemp fibers that can break down in roughly 45 days while helping return nutrients to the soil. The concept gained fresh attention after a 70-year-old woman named Carolyn became the first person in Australia to be buried in one. What should happen to our bodies
Colombia is turning back to crop spraying as a weapon in the War on Drugs. But the rise and fall of the Bonanza Marimbera offers a warning: destroying a crop doesn’t necessarily destroy the economy built around it.
Medical cannabis and clean energy are converging in Baranoa, Colombia, where Cannabis Medical Company has launched a solar farm to power part of its agroindustrial operation. With 147 solar panels expected to generate nearly 178,670 kWh per year, the project points to a broader shift: using renewable energy to reduce costs, lower emissions and modernize high-value agricultural sectors like medical cannabis.
A Chernobyl fungus that thrives on radiation may unlock new ways to protect astronauts in space and improve how we manage radioactive environments.
A High Times veteran’s no-till living soil urban farming journey begins on a rooftop in New York City.
A pair of British architects are using their own studio as a proof-of-concept in their commitment to sustainable building practices.
A trend is emerging among poultry farmers who are converting operations to industrial hemp farms.
Ohio Hemp Company has inked a deal with Michigan-based Heartland Industries to grow hemp fiber for use in bioplastics.
LiveWire, the Harley-Davidson electric vehicle division, released a new cruiser with parts made from hemp.
All cannabis waste currently gets sent to landfills, but the new law would allow the public to buy non-dangerous plant material to be used in composting, making hempcrete, and more.
The scientific brief compares water demand for licensed and unlicensed cannabis grows in Humboldt and Mendocino Counties.
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