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COMPASSION, KINDNESS, & HEALING

WITH THE CANNABIS INDUSTRY AND LIFE IN GENERAL, IT’S important to look back to where we came from to evaluate where we want to see ourselves in the future. This month, we’re focusing on legacy growers, those who have been able to make the transition from a medical marijuana marketplace to an adult-legal cannabis industry. There was a point in the past where you’d be able to meet most business owners face-to-face. For me, that was an opportunity to feel their heart’s energy and find out that our values aligned. These days, the cannabis industry is decidedly more corporate. In this issue, we’re highlighting some companies that have successfully transitioned into the current marketplace guided by a love for the cannabis plant and the principles it still represents: compassion, kindness,…

COMPASSION, KINDNESS, & HEALING

DEA Re-Hires Agent Who Was Fired for Taking CBD Several years ago, the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) fired an employee who took CBD despite the compound being federally legal, but the decision didn’t stand in court. On Jan. 22, The Department of Justice rescinded the DEA’s decision to fire a special agent who was let go after testing positive for CBD on a routine drug test. DEA special agent Anthony L. Armour will be re-hired as a special agent and be reimbursed for back pay and legal expenses after a years-long court battle that stretches back to 2019. Armour proved in court that the CBD he took was for the purpose of treating chronic pain, rather than relying on highly-addictive opioids. Armour’s battle with chronic pain dates back to an…

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Send your best high observations and comments our way (@HIGH_TIMES_Mag) for a chance to be featured on this page! And be sure to follow us on Facebook: (Facebook.com/HighTimesMag) and Instagram: (@hightimesmagazine) for all the latest news as it’s happening! @StoniesSmoke @HIGH_TIMES_Mag and @mattjacksonite Sometimes people need to take a tolerance break. You don’t have to be a stoner to support the community. It’s about the love for the plant and what it stands for. #staygreen @_PiggyPie @HIGH_TIMES_Mag THC caps are so stupid. People will do more lung damage by smoking twice as much. Yep, they’ll sell more, make more tax money and drive people back to the black market for higher quality weed. @TomFed01 @HIGH_TIMES_Mag Everyone is talking about marijuana getting rescheduled, or downgraded, but the fact is if Republicans take office again,…

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MONITORING WEED’S BUSINESS LANDSCAPE

Make Way for Massachusetts The Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission (CCC) recently shared that the state collected $1.8 billion in cannabis sales during 2023. The figure reflects a combined total of recreational cannabis sales ($1.56 billion) and medical cannabis sales ($225 million). That’s a significant increase between total sales from 2022, which landed at a total of $1.49 billion ($1.42 billion for adult-use sales and $260.2 million for medical cannabis sales). “This continued growth confirms that Massachusetts’ regulated marijuana industry is still a maturing market,” CCC acting chair Ava Concepcion said in a press release. “As more retailers and delivery licensees come online, flower prices start to stabilize, and the stigma surrounding cannabis slowly dissipates—legal, tested products are becoming more accessible, affordable, and approachable than ever before, and that’s reflected in the…

MONITORING WEED’S BUSINESS LANDSCAPE

MARKET ANALYSIS

TOP 5 STRAINS 1 Girl Scout Cookies 3 @ $215 2 Kush Mintz 2 @ $392 3 Peanut Butter Breath 2 @ $254 4 Trainwreck 2 @ $244 5 Bruce Banner 2 @ $243 May brought an infrequent occurrence to THMQ, as pot prices in each individual market dropped, lowering the average cost of an ounce of cannabis nationwide to $297, which in another THMQ rarity, happens to be the same exact price for an ounce in the Western market, down $10 from $307 last month. The average ounce in the East dipped $5 to $310, and remains the only U.S. market over the $300 threshold. The South pitched in by declining by $1, down to $283. For the Top 5, leader Girl Scout Cookies was represented in both the highest and lowest (twice) states, while Bruce…

MARKET ANALYSIS

SUNSET CONNECT BUYS THE TICKET, TAKES THE RIDE

WITH A TAGLINE FEATURING A FOUNDING YEAR “SINCE before we could tell,” Sunset Connect alludes to the fluctuating legal status of the world’s most favored flower. When I visit the manufacturing space in San Francisco—a former lambskin condom factory and, later, a photography studio—the bright white walls are a welcome break from the dark gray day outside. It’s the last day of January 2024, and we’re in the middle of an atmospheric river called a “Pineapple Express,” but from founder Ali Jamalian’s upstairs office that oversees the space, I can only hear taps of the rain outside. Jamalian’s broad smile and kind eyes are the type that light up a room. Coupled with that, he’s a great storyteller. Through personal trials and triumphs, Jamalian has grown into a voice that…

SUNSET CONNECT BUYS THE TICKET, TAKES THE RIDE

On the industrial outskirts of Oakland, California, tucked among the timeworn facades of warehouses and workshops, there’s a building entrance so nondescript it defies capture by photography—not only would you never notice it if you walked right past it, you wouldn’t even be able to see it if you were looking directly at it. Security is a paramount concern for cannabis businesses operating in “The Town,” and thanks to a serendipitous quirk of forced perspective and pre-war architecture, would-be bandits would have an easier time robbing the Hogwarts Express. This is ideal for a business trying to prevent unwelcome visitors, but much less so for a visiting journalist with a faulty sense of direction and a penchant for getting stoned before big interviews. In addition to being monstrously difficult to locate,…

Living Off the Land

The tale of Canna Country Farms is one of a multigenerational survivor from Humboldt County, California. Ted Blair, Canna Country’s owner and an award-winning third-generation cannabis farmer, considers the operation a model full-sun garden representing the best “the hill” has to offer. The farm’s geographical location helps, as being in the right location in The Emerald Triangle is critical to growing the best fire possible. Canna Country sits not too far outside Garberville, California. The town of about 1,300 people is southern Humboldt’s first major population center, just north of the Mendocino County line at Cook’s Valley.…

Living Off the Land

Southern Humboldt is king

Some would argue that the southern region of Humboldt County is some of the most ideal cannabis-cultivation lands in all of California. Numerous Emerald Cup champions in various categories dot the region, and, like Blair, many of their families have spent generations living off the land and the amazing cannabis it can provide. When you’re talking about elite outdoor flowers grown by legacy survivors, southern Humboldt is one of the best places you can start, as far as Blair is concerned. “We’re a third-generation farm that went legal, and our property is off the grid,” Blair told High Times. “We are a rainwater catchment. We’re in the ground. We plant a full-term sun, we don’t use any light, no light assist, and we’ve been creating our genetics for about five years up…

Southern Humboldt is king

Blair has been growing cannabis since he was 13. His older sister would toss her roaches off the back porch, and one year, two plants popped up. He started tending to those plants. His mother also always had a couple of plants in her garden that she would let him help with. The backbone of Canna Country in recent years has been the breeding work they did five years ago. Blair has spent the past few years digging through all those seeds based on which crosses he was the most excited about. In total, he has 305 crosses from that season five years ago. The work has been steady. A lot of the pollen involved in the process was community-sourced. Different farms had pollen available on different days. They would let folks…

Blair noted that the red tape involved with licensing his strains is difficult on top of the fees that he already pays the state and county to exist, in addition to an assortment of other agencies such as the California Department of Fish and Wildlife and the Water Board. The farm does whatever it has to stay in good standing. For Blair, going legal was never an option if he wanted his work to keep going; it was a must. “It was sort of like you had to join up if you wanted to keep doing what you were doing,” Blair said. “At that time, county officials were sending out these threatening letters. They were abatement letters. They were going to come out to your house and start fighting you and…

Packing Dilemmas & Selling Direct

As someone who is very earth-conscious, Blair has been blown away by the amount of packaging he is required to use in order to be compliant. He’s even more shocked at just how wild some folks get with it. “It’s terrible, man. It’s terrible. If I roll a joint, there’s no stuff I throw on the ground. There’s nothing I throw in the garbage,” Blair said. “[If] we go into the dispensary and want to buy one cartridge, it’s like a pile of garbage, and then you got to buy the battery, and there’s a pile of garbage. It’s just insane what this has turned into.” Blair feels one of the most helpful things for small farmers would be simplifying direct-to-consumer sales. The average distributor charges 17% of whatever they can convince…

Packing Dilemmas & Selling Direct

The Library of cannabis

Up in California’s Emerald Triangle, just north of Cal Poly Humboldt and nestled between the Mad River and a community forest, HendRx Farm is a commercial nursery dedicated to cataloging the community’s work with the cannabis plant. What started as a simple 400-square-foot operation now spans almost 10,000 square feet across multiple locations, keeping around 200 varieties of clones at a time in their catalog and serving farms across California. Together, Daniel Hendricks, Jeff Schirmann, and David Lunsford have built a resource where the preservation of plants is paramount. The calling at HendRx Farm is to create a viable source for farmers to secure not only the clones that are high value right now, but also the ones that helped put this whole game together, strains like Ringo’s Gift, Arcata…

The Library of cannabis

The Gift That Keeps on Giving

After cannabis breeder Lawrence Ringo’s passing in 2014, Hendricks was at a memorial service in Mendocino, where he heard Samantha Miller from Pure Analytics Lab talk about the first time they discovered the presence of CBD in Ringo’s Gift. She described how everyone on the call afterward was cheering and laughing and how inspired everyone felt. The HendRx team knew they had to hunt and find the seeds so they could, in some small way, do their part to honor this work. They worked tirelessly to find two variations of Ringo’s Gift, eventually called Katie’s Cut and Levi’s Cut. After a lot of calls and messages, they managed to procure a hemp-compliant clone hunted to help treat the mother of a local client named Katie. Then, with the aid of Purple…

The Gift That Keeps on Giving

How a Strain Gets Its Library Card

What does it take for a strain to end up in HendRx’s genetic preservation library? The answer to that is both simple and complex. “It has to pass the three wise men,” Hendricks said, meaning all three owners of the nursery have to look at each case and approve it, but there are a few factors that majorly contribute to the decision. Cost is an important factor. It takes around $1,200 a year to keep a single strain stored away. Hendricks admits that switching to tissue culture would be a smaller footprint for storing their library, but it would keep things further out of commercial rotation and increase wait times for their farm partners. Another big criteria is space, not just in terms of where to store plants but also how…

How a Strain Gets Its Library Card

THE REAL STICKY ICKY ICKY

Willie Nelson. Cypress Hill. Bob Marley. Aside from them, not many artists are more synonymous with cannabis than Snoop Dogg. Following his appearance on Dr. Dre’s 1992 single “Deep Cover,” the D-O-Double-G played a starring role on Dre’s debut solo album, The Chronic, which (in addition to the title itself) put their affinity for the sticky icky icky front and center. Not only was it marketed as a pack of rolling papers, it also contained track titles such as “The $20 Sack Pyramid” and “The Roach (The Chronic Outro).” Over the years, his connection to cannabis grew even stronger and in 1999, he and Dr. Dre teamed up again for 2001, the six-time platinum follow-up to The Chronic. With a green marijuana leaf tucked neatly into the right corner of…

THE REAL STICKY ICKY ICKY

PAIRING MADE PERFECT

THE CLANKING OF DISHES. THE TERPENE-DRENCHED aroma of herbs and savory cuisine. The sweet, dank waft of smoke billowing throughout the air. The laughter. Cultivating Spirits, a three-course cannabis dinner pairing, is about the overall combined experience. Celebrating its 10th year in operation, Cultivating Spirits provides three-course dinners complete with carefully matched cannabis pairings—the first of its kind to offer such services to the general public in the U.S. The journey began many years ago, and founder Philip Wolf now wears multiple hats as an active mover and shaker in the cannabis industry. He also co-founded the Cannabis Wedding Expo, and launched the recent venture CashoM, a cannabis masterclass program designed for consumers. Cultivating Spirits events bring together three different strains with three different courses of gourmet dishes that are specifically selected…

PAIRING MADE PERFECT

Upgrading Experiences with Terpenes

WOLF WANTED TO CREATE A NEW WAY TO FINE-TUNE HIS DINING EXPERIENCES by way of choosing terpenes to have specific effects and interact with the flavors. “That’s what I realized was missing,” he says. “At that point, I created the cannabis pairing protocol. And what that is, is [pairing] terpene profiles of cannabis with flavor profiles [of food] to harmonize the flavors. So opposed to a wine where you want to cut that flavor in their mouth, what we were really doing was enhancing and harmonizing flavors.” Then Wolf discovered that terpenes actually steer the type of mood that cannabis consumers are going to experience, and that’s what creates the feeling. Myrcene is believed to have sedative properties. Limonene is believed to have mood-enhancing and sometimes energetic properties. “Once I realized that, I…

Upgrading Experiences with Terpenes

Educating Dinner Guests

WOLF EXPLAINS THAT IN GENERAL, HIS PATRONS ARE NOT QUITE SO worried about getting busted by police, as he operates in mature markets in California, Colorado, and Nevada. Instead, they’re more worried about getting too high. Or even worse, being judged for deciding to get high. “We get a lot of discerning questions from people making sure that they weren’t going to get themselves in trouble. But a lot of them are not worried about getting themselves in legal trouble. It was more like people worried about their photos. And honestly, it was about societal judgments against them from friends, family, neighbors or their job. I felt like that was more of a fear [of getting judged].” But guess what? Another perk of doing pairings versus infusions is the fact that diners…

Educating Dinner Guests

PSILOCYBIN SURGE

A NEW STUDY BASED ON DATA COLLECTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT agencies suggests the availability of illicit psilocybin mushrooms in the U.S. has risen significantly compared to prior years. This uptick in psilocybin seizures suggests that the mushrooms are now easier to find on the street. Researchers at New York University (NYU) uncovered a rapidly growing trend suggesting more Americans have access to psilocybin mushrooms, as the list of potential medical benefits grows. Published online in the journal Drug and Alcohol Dependence, the study analyzed 4,526 psilocybin seizure reports from 2017 to 2022, and categorized the annual number of confiscations and weight of seized shrooms per state. The study shows that law enforcement seizures of psilocybin mushrooms in the U.S. skyrocketed from 402 seizures in 2017 to 1,396 in 2022. The total…

PSILOCYBIN SURGE

FIVE EARLY DRUG WAR LAWS

1 HARRISON NARCOTICS ACT The Harrison Narcotics Act was signed by then-President Woodrow Wilson on Dec. 17, 1914 and took effect on March 1, 1915, establishing a federal drug tax designed to generate revenue and curb the free trade of drugs. It was approved via three bills, H.R. 1966, H.R. 1967, and H.R. 6282. The bills focused on strictly regulating the trade of cocaine, morphine, heroin, and opium, imposing taxes and restrictions on distribution of drugs without fully banning them. Before The Harrison Narcotics Act, you could buy heroin and cocaine at Sears (then Sears, Roebuck and Co.), or a bottle of Coca-Cola with a pinch of cocaine in it at a gas station with nearly zero oversight. It was mostly enforced on businesses run by Chinese immigrants and Black Americans. 2…

MICHAEL & MUSHROOMS

The 2024 National Hockey League (NHL) All-Star Weekend kicked off in early February, and each team included a Canadian-born “celebrity captain,” which this year included musician Justin Bieber, comedian Will Arnett, singer Tate McRae, and Grammy Award-winner Michael Bublé. The celebrities attended a press conference and answered questions from various reporters. While Bublé at first addressed a question about using his previous fantasy hockey league knowledge to strategize his draft picks for the NHL event, he also threw in a random mention of psychedelic mushrooms. “My buddy told me, ‘This is just a microdose of mushrooms.’ And he was lying. So, I’ll be honest, I thought I was in Blades of Glory for most of the time that I was out there until it sort of settled down,” he said.…

MICHAEL & MUSHROOMS

RADICAL GETS RESULTS

Grammy Award-winning rapper Michael Render, best known as Killer Mike, appeared on an episode of Real Time with Bill Maher on Feb. 2 alongside New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu and Jessica Tarlov, co-host of The Five on Fox News. During the discussion, Killer Mike strongly advocated the need for reparations for Black people, pointing out that Black society has never opposed Native Americans or other groups from receiving reparations from the U.S.government. “You don’t hear Black people arguing against reparations for anyone. We’ve never argued against [Native American] reservations, we’ve never argued against any payouts for people in America was wrong, we’re simply saying that while we’re at the table, let’s do something to aid the people that, until 60 years ago, lived under apartheid.” Maher questioned further, noting that…

RADICAL GETS RESULTS

QUALITY OF LIFE

The North Carolina AMVETS (American Veterans) Service Foundation announced a study collaboration with the University of Northern Colorado (UNC) and Vantage Hemp Co. to conduct research on CBD as a treatment option for military veterans. According to AMVETS National Commander William Clark, the study was developed to better support and improve quality of life for veterans across the country. “This research initiative was developed in the pursuit of supporting and improving the lives of America’s veterans,” Clark said in a statement. “We are extremely grateful for the support of UNC and Vantage as their contributions will help provide meaningful results and catalyze well-informed decisions.” Vantage Hemp Co. has pledged a total of $100,000 to fund the study, which will include a placebo-controlled examination of participants who will receive daily doses…

QUALITY OF LIFE

Rules approved by the Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis agency in Alberta, Canada took effect earlier this year, allowing cannabis businesses to obtain a temporary license to sell cannabis at events where minors are prohibited. This can now include both non-cannabis events as well as cannabis industry trade shows. A firm called Diplomat Consulting wrote about the news on its website. “Alberta clearly understands the value of updating cannabis regulations and bringing them closer in line with the way alcohol is managed and with consumer expectations.” Diplomat Consulting president Nathan Mison told CBC News last December that events like cannabis gardens or cannabis food festivals will allow the province to benefit from the hospitality and tourism industries in the future as well.…

MARIJUANA IN MALTA

The Mediterranean nation of Malta, located south of Sicily, recently celebrated the opening of its first nonprofit cannabis association. The Authority for the Responsible Use of Cannabis (ARUC) approved operational licenses for an association called KDD Society and one other organization, called Ta’ Zelli, in October 2023 under the condition that the flower would be tested and approved by ARUC before it could distribute cannabis to members. On Jan. 30, ARUC announced that KDD Society had officially passed mandatory testing and gave it the green light to allow it to begin operating and distributing cannabis to members (although technically, the association began operating on Jan. 27). In Malta, a single association can have no more than 250 members, and according to a report from the local news outlet Lovin’ Malta,…

CANNABIS FOR ALL ATHLETES

Founders of the cannabis brand Revenant, which includes former NFL athletes Jim McMahon, Kyle Turley, and Eben Britton, held the Gridiron Greats Celebrity Golf Classic in Las Vegas, Nevada on Feb. 9 during Super Bowl LVIII weekend. Their goal was to collect proceeds for their charity, which will go toward helping retired NFL players and their families, specifically for players with medical conditions that persist long after their injuries occur. But Revenant’s secondary goal is to promote medical cannabis as a beneficial medicine that other athletes should also have access to. “Our goal is to utilize our platform to send a strong message to the NFL, and other sports organizations that fail to recognize cannabis for medicinal purposes, and the benefits it may provide their athletes,” the organization wrote on…

CANNABIS FOR ALL ATHLETES

PSYCHEDELIC SEX

A new study featured in Nature Scientific Reports showcases how certain psychedelic substances such as psilocybin, LSD, ayahuasca, DMT, and San Pedro affect sexual function. Researchers from the Imperial College London’s Centre for Psychedelic Research studied 261 participants (55.6% male and 43% female) and discovered that many people saw an increase in improved sexual enjoyment, arousal, satisfaction, and felt more attracted to their partners as well as content with their own appearance, much of which was experienced up to six months after their psychedelic experiences occurred. Additionally, half of participants who use psilocybin to treat depression said that they also experienced increased sexual arousal, interest, and satisfaction when it came to sex, which is especially noteworthy because depression patients often report decreased sexual function and interest when using antidepressants to…

The U.S. Navy’s only boot camp is in Great Lakes, Illinois, where hundreds of thousands of potential recruits visit for a 10-week training and evaluation program. In the past, many recruits have been disqualified before even attending this boot camp because of positive THC tests. However, as of early February the U.S. Navy announced that it will now waive a recruit’s cannabis tests after they have been evaluated, in an attempt to lose fewer recruits overall. U.S. Navy rear admiral James Waters, who is also the director of military personnel plans and policy, told Military.com how the process will work going forward. “If they fail that [cannabis] test and own up—‘Yes, I smoke marijuana’—we do an evaluation of the young person to make sure there’s not something else going on,”…

THE DOCTOR-APPROVED CANNABIS HANDBOOK caplancannabis.com “Forget everything you think you know about cannabis,” the book’s back cover teases. Author Dr. Benjamin Caplan provides fact-based evidence about the efficacy of cannabis for numerous conditions, explaining what it can do and what has not yet been proven. It provides a resource that serves as a sorely needed guide for navigating the transformative landscape of medical cannabis. It contains testimonials from doctors at Harvard Medical School and Blue Cross Blue Shield. Caplan is a licensed and board-certified family physician, and focuses on topics including older patients and people grappling with chronic illnesses. The book presents real-life cases with real results, illustrating the efficacy of cannabis and the power it can provide. $24.95 THE CANNABIS CANCER CONNECTION: HOW TO USE CANNABIS AND HEMP TO KILL CANCER CELLS flowervalley.press With the…

SUPREME SCIENCE

A friend of mine is grousing about some Ivy-League MD saying cannabis can’t help people quit opiates. That statement’s a lie and I’m living proof. Why would they say that with all of the evidence we’ve seen? -Will Barnes Novel work with 20-year follow-up data using sophisticated stats confirms your impressions. The link between cannabis and quitting heroin is complex, probably related to chronic pain, and the results can be extremely varied. Attitudes about medical assistance for dependence have improved over the years, but we’ve got plenty of room for progress. Few people relish the thought of treatment programs that demand immediate, complete abstinence. We all need to blaze our own trails. According to people who I meet that live outside of the U.S., cannabis helps with weight loss. But in the U.S.…

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