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Federal cannabis rescheduling talks heat up as DEA prepares a new rule under Trump’s directive
29 January 2026 Talk of a federal cannabis rescheduling rule surged late in January as advocates, lawmakers and industry observers reacted to word from inside Washington that the Drug Enforcement Administration is drafting a proposal to reclassify marijuana under the Controlled Substances Act, a move that could dramatically reshape the legal and economic landscape for cannabis in the United States. The buzz comes more than 40 days after President Donald Trump signed an execut
Jan 294 min read


Minnesota’s Legal Cannabis Industry Blooms With Tens of Thousands of Plants Under Cultivation
20 January 2026 In a telling snapshot of how recent U.S. cannabis legalization is reshaping state economies and cultural landscapes, Minnesota’s adult-use marijuana market is rapidly maturing, with tens of thousands of cannabis plants now under cultivation to support the fledgling industry. As of early 2026, the state Office of Cannabis Management reported that roughly 66,000 plants were being grown on licensed farms, a figure that reflects both demand among consumers and the
Jan 203 min read


Texas Medical Marijuana Industry Grows Rapidly With New Patients, Operators and Expanded Access
12 January 2026 Texas is entering a transformative moment in its medical marijuana landscape as the state’s Compassionate Use Program, long one of the most restrictive in the country expands and begins to reshape the industry, patient access and business opportunities in 2026. What only a few years ago was a tightly limited program intended primarily for patients with intractable epilepsy now serves well over 135,000 Texans with a wider variety of qualifying conditions, and t
Jan 124 min read


America’s New Cannabis Seed Ban Threatens to Crush the Legal Seed Market and Force Growers Underground
07 December 2025 A surprising last-minute addition to the latest federal spending bill has imposed a sweeping ban on the sale and distribution of most cannabis seeds in the United States, a move that industry experts warn could obliterate the legal seed market that has flourished over the past decade. The change comes after years of growers and seed companies operating under legal definitions that treated low-THC cannabis seeds as hemp, a status set by the 2018 Farm Bill and
Dec 7, 20253 min read
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