GrowerIQ & Dalhousie announce collaboration on a new cannabis course that trains skilled professionals to fill existing knowledge gap in the market.
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Business of Cannabis Live with Andrew Wilson, COO, GrowerIQ
GrowerIQ is a cannabis cultivation platform developed from the perspective of a master grower. Andrew Wilson is the COO and joined Jay Rosenthal to talk about their solution, how they approach their work and how his unique background provides insights in the cannabis sector.
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Reducing Operational Costs in a Commercial Cannabis Grow
Given that startup costs for commercial cannabis cultivation sites can run well over $1 million, controlling costs is essential to remain competitive.
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Which cannabis extraction method should I use?
With many different extraction techniques available claiming to be “the best,” it’s difficult to decide which method to use. Let’s dive into your options.
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Cannabis Extraction Jargon
While it’s easy to appreciate the quality a good extract can provide, it’s just as easy to become overwhelmed by all the cannabis extraction jargon.
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Security Clearance & the Cannabis Act: Part II
Before you are granted a security clearance, it must be first determined that you are not a threat to public health and safety. How is that determined?
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Security Clearance & the Cannabis Act: Part I
Key individuals affiliated with Licensed Producers are required to obtain security clearance under the Cannabis Act. What does this mean for you?
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GrowerIQ Announces Cutting-Edge Sensor Technology to Prevent Crop Loss
GrowerIQ and Dr. Kasal-Slavik announced brand new cannabis sensor technology. The sensor provides early warning for pest detection and other ailments.
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Health Canada Regulations Update: Edible cannabis, extracts, topicals
Health Canada has just released guidance on new cannabis product categories, such as edibles and topicals. How will the regulatory change impact you?
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Canadian Cannabis Supply Woes About To Get Much Worse
Canadian cannabis supply problems have become frustratingly common. Industry executives do not expect the situation to change anytime soon.
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