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Michael O'Donnell's prescription for medical marijuana law is shamefully shady - Vimarsana News

Michael O'Donnell's prescription for medical marijuana law is shamefully shady

Proposal gets back-burnered by a Kansas Senate committee, but for the wrong reasons.

Source: yahoo.com
Kansas hemp advocates eager to widen cultivation of plant with variety of uses - Vimarsana News

Kansas hemp advocates eager to widen cultivation of plant with variety of uses

Industrial hemp champion Kelly Rippel wants to light a fire under state and federal lawmakers to reform the agricultural policy framework to better support cultivation of a crop farmed by seven U.S. presidents before the industry was dismantled across the country.

Cannabis Regulations In Canada, Alabama, Tennessee, Maryland, Kansas & Missouri - Vimarsana News

Cannabis Regulations In Canada, Alabama, Tennessee, Maryland, Kansas & Missouri

The world of cannabis regulations is ever-evolving, with several significant developments taking place across different regions.

Kelly Rippel: Positive change on horizon for hemp products and hemp farmers in Kansas (Column) - Vimarsana News

Kelly Rippel: Positive change on horizon for hemp products and hemp farmers in Kansas (Column)

”Multiple factors are causing a new, positive shift” for Kansas’ commercial hemp program, Kelly Rippel writes in this Kansas Reflector column.

These cannabis products sold in Kansas could get you high, and maybe arrested - Vimarsana News

These cannabis products sold in Kansas could get you high, and maybe arrested

Shops in Hays have been told to turn over their stocks of delta-8 THC products to law enforcement, or they could face criminal repercussions.

Source: hppr.org