This article by Gregory Frye was originally published on The Bluntness, and appears here with permission.
Every cannabis entrepreneur has their reasons for getting into the space. Some of them simply love the plant while others see it as a cash grab.
And then you have seasoned entrepreneurs like
Bershan Shaw who want to make a difference in cannabis because they know this plant saves lives.
Shaw experienced it firsthand as a two-time breast cancer survivor (stage II and then stage IV), who turned to cannabis in her greatest time of need.
And now, as she strives to bring that wisdom and passion to the cannabis industry, the establishment is trying to discount Shaw and her team at
Dairy calves THOUSANDS of UK dairy farmers will have to track all their calves – including bull calves – for the first eight weeks of life from January. Opening up access to new markets and streamlining data compliance is the free Breedr app. Its founders have been working with the dairy industry to bring farmers closer together, fulfil Arla’s new eight-week reporting requirements, and help producers add value to their stock. “We have been trialling the app with several Arla farmers, and it’s proven a tremendous success,” explains co-founder Ian Wheal. “Producers simply enter their calf data and sync the app with BCMS so that – with the right permissions – they can track the calves wherever they are reared, and produce an automatic eight-week report.”