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Ohio to license 18 medical marijuana growers
Ohio to license 18 medical marijuana growers
By Laura A. BischoffColumbus bureauOhio will license 12 large growers and six smaller cultivators for its new medical marijuana industry and require them to be ready to grow marijuana within nine months of getting their initial licenses, according to cultivator rules unveiled Tuesday.Licensed cultivators will be required to demonstrate they have adequate capital funding, quality assurance and security plans, and test their product through a qualified laboratory before packaging and distributing the drugs, the rules show.License fees for the dozen Level 1 cultivators will be $180,000 each, plus a $20,000 application fee.
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Ohio rules may allow up to 18 medical marijuana growers
Ohio rules may allow up to 18 medical marijuana growers
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - A state committee is considering proposed rules that would permit up to 18 medical marijuana growers in Ohio and make growers' licensing fees among the highest in the country.The Ohio Medical Marijuana Advisory Committee charged with coming up with recommendations on how medicinal cannabis will be grown, packaged, distributed and regulated met for the first time Tuesday in Columbus.The law that created the committee took effect Sept. 8.
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Riverhead dispensary sells medical marijuana pills
Riverhead dispensary sells medical marijuana pills
You need the latest version of the Adobe Flash Player to view the video related to this article.Download Now .RIVERHEAD - A new form of medical marijuana is being sold on Long Island.
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Florida voters decide if medical marijuana treatment should expand
Florida voters decide if medical marijuana treatment should expand
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Map: Here's where Floridians voted 'yes' on medical marijuana in 2014
Map: Here's where Floridians voted 'yes' on medical marijuana in 2014
In one week, voting ends — and Florida could become the latest state to legalize medical marijuana.Called Amendment 2 on ballots, an initiative seeks to let doctors recommend marijuana for patients with cancer, HIV/AIDS, epilepsy and other debilitating conditions.This is the second time in as many years that Floridians have voted on medical marijuana.
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