Madeline Colli

It’s that time of year again—the Cannabis Science and Technology (CST) top 10 articles from the previous year. CST published a wide variety of content throughout 2023¬—including a lot of video interviews from the Cannabis Science Conference series. Here is just a small snippet of some of the top articles, columns, videos, blogs, and podcasts that our readers enjoyed. Click through and see if any of your favorites made the list!

Tsuut'ina Nation recently opened their first Canna Cabana cannabis store by High Tide.

In today’s “In the News” New Jersey expands their cannabis footprint with the opening of two new cannabis dispensaries.

A new survey is highlighting data that is showing an increase in Americans interested in using cannabis during the 2023 holiday season.

Medical cannabis and research company, Organic Remedies, honors US veterans that were laid to rest at various Pennsylvania military cemeteries.

Certain workers in California will soon be protected for utilizing cannabis in their personal time with a newly enacted law.

The first Cannabis Retail Management cohort of Dutchess Community College’s microcredential program receives recognition.

The Netherlands is legalizing cannabis in two cities through a trial period which may lead to full legalization throughout the country.

MariMed’s Betty’s Eddies™ reached their decade milestone of being in operation and serving consumers.

Saint Paul College is partnering up with Green Flower to offer cannabis education certificate programs.

Join us for Part IV of this multipart interview series where we dive into the complexities of state cannabis grow laws with the non-profit, Cannabis Patients Pacific Northwest.

Arizona made over $1 billion in cannabis sales in 2023.

Curaleaf is entering the New York cannabis market after receiving an approval from the New York State Office of Cannabis Management.

Hemp, Inc. has announced that the 2018 Farm Bill received an extension throughout 2024.

The Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission suspended two of their top managers.

Listen to a Noid Factoid from Iain Oswald, PhD, a principal research scientist at Abstrax Tech Inc..

4Front announced The Hunt, a new cannabis flower brand in Massachusetts.

Hometown Hero rings in the holiday season with their “12 Days of Cannabis” Advent Calendar.

Curaleaf opened their second cannabis dispensary location in Sarasota, Florida. This marked the opening of their 61st store.

Hamilton Farms opens new cannabis cultivation facility completed by DAG.

Acreage expanded their business operations in New Jersey with the completion of a new facility.

Edibles users are looking to utilize the cannabis product to produce a better sleep.

Curio Wellness recently obtained their Good Agriculture Collection Practices (GACP) certification.

Recent research from Cornell University is hinting that hemp-derived cannabinoids may be the latest development in natural pesticides.

Jazz Pharmaceuticals revealed that presentations taking place at the 2023 American Epilepsy Society (AES) annual meeting will include long-term and real-world data about treatment-resistant epilepsy.

Despite widespread legalization in the US, many legal cannabis operators can still be subjected to raids and government interference. In 2021, when we first met Jason Hanley, owner of CARE Waialua, he shared his passion for helping patients on his medical cannabis farm on Oahu, Hawaii and explained the rules and operation there. Recently, his farm was raided by the federal government reportedly for no stated reason, and he has yet to be charged with any crime or citation. Here, Hanley shares his story of what transpired, how it has impacted his farm and the patients he serves, and what he hopes to see change in the future.

Join us for part III of this multipart interview series as we go in-depth into the accomplishments and goals of the non-profit, Cannabis Patients Pacific Northwest.

Virginia residents are traveling farther for their medical cannabis due to high pricing.

Japan is amending a piece of hemp legislation which will help expand rules regarding hemp but would restrict cannabis regulation.

New Jersey gains another cannabis dispensary while Hoboken opens its first store.