The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced on Tuesday that is approved hemp regulatory plans for two additional states and three more Indian tribes.

While some medical marijuana states allow home cultivation, others do not, potentially harming lives during the coronavirus outbreak.

COVID-19 is having a multi-million dollar impact on the state budget. One lawmaker said the solution might be to legalize recreational marijuana.

Chemists at some of the biggest legal-weed companies are after an elusive prize: a predictable, reliable product.

Hemp farming has finally gotten the green light to begin in Georgia, bringing a new crop that will sprout this summer.

Much like the grocery stores trying to fill orders for rice and potatoes, cannabis retailers cannot fill marijuana delivery orders fast enough.

Researchers at McMaster University in Canada recently published a paper describing how cannabigerol, the common cannabinoid known as CBG, killed a variety of strains of MRSA, the antibiotic-resistant staph bacteria.

The U.S. military and researchers at a Wisconsin university are discussing making hemp fiber to replace imported polyester and polymer in Army vehicles – a potential partnership that would return the state to the days it was the epicenter of fiber production during both World Wars.

When medication is consumed it must reach the intended site of action, but what is the degree and rate at which it is absorbed by the human body?