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NY will let hemp farmers grow marijuana to prepare for legal sales - Vimarsana News

NY will let hemp farmers grow marijuana to prepare for legal sales

Gov. Kathy Hochul signed legislation Tuesday that lets hemp cultivators apply for two-year licenses to grow for the forthcoming legal recreational market for pot; like hemp, it’s a type of cannabis plant. Licensees can start planting marijuana this spring.

Cooking oil prices to continue rising in Malawi - Vimarsana News

Cooking oil prices to continue rising in Malawi

Oilseeds Producers and Processors Association (OPPA) has expressed doubt if the removal of 16.5 percent Value Added Tax on cooking oil will immediately result i

Farmers could soon start planting seeds for recreational marijuana - Vimarsana News

Farmers could soon start planting seeds for recreational marijuana

The conditional licensing bill passed by the state legislature last week still needs the signature of Gov. Kathy Hochul.

Source: wgrz.com
IITA joins with Tanzania's Ministry of Agriculture to organize starch stakeholders' meeting to expand cassava commercialization - Vimarsana News

IITA joins with Tanzania's Ministry of Agriculture to organize starch stakeholders' meeting to expand cassava commercialization

As part of efforts to realize the national cassava commercialization strategy, IITA, through the BEST Cassava project, co-organized a starch meeting with the Ministry of Agriculture under the Honorable Minister, Professor Adolf Mkenda.

Source: iita.org
Dansville voters will decide marijuana question in February referendum - Vimarsana News

Dansville voters will decide marijuana question in February referendum

One Dansville business owner believes the future of his enterprise will be decided by the outcome of the public vote.