Ed Rosenthal on Americover’s BOLD®
Ed Rosenthal is a well-known and long-time advocate for marijuana legalization in California, and he has contributed to High Times Magazine for decades. Rosenthal has just released a new book, [...]Read More
Smelly Crops Drive Pot Farmers Out of Business
Cannabis farmers in Eastern Washington are being driven out of Chelan County–one of the most agricultural counties in the state–by zoning laws restricting grows. The Stranger reported that the smell [...]Read More
Tending Your Cannabis in Winter
Winter can be a challenging time for any farmer, and the same is true for cannabis farmers. While you can’t do anything about the cold weather, you can take a few relatively simple steps to maintain a [...]Read More
Hurricane Impacts on Construction Industry
Immediately following hurricanes Harvey and Irma, construction companies throughout both regions took steps to ensure the safety of workers and checked in on various jobsites to see what (if anything) [...]Read More
Plastic Sheeting & Your Disaster Preparedness Kit
2017’s storms, fires, and earthquakes have taught us that disasters may affect anyone at any time. Moreover, the period after a disaster strikes can also be deadly. With that singular thought, what [...]Read More
OSHA’s New Silica Exposure Rules
The U.S. Department of Labor has been studying the dangers of silica dust since the 1930s but didn’t set any safety standards until 1971, the year the Occupational Safety and Health Administration [...]Read More
Organic Cannabis Searches for Its Niche
It’s been more than six months since California voters legalized the sale and use of recreational marijuana. Proposition 64 outlines more than a dozen different types of licenses, which cover [...]Read More
Irrigation Techniques for Sustainability
As sustainably concerns focus on agriculture and horticulture, avoiding water waste with efficient irrigation is high on the checklist for growers at every experience level. At the same time, mixing [...]Read More
Why Aquaponics is Taking Off in the U.S.
Water shortages in California have challenged farmers in the nation’s “salad bowl” to reduce water usage and explore less expensive and more sustainable options. One option, in particular, gaining [...]Read More
Tips for Family-Friendly Remodeling
According to a 2017 report from Harvard's Joint Center for Housing, home improvement and repair growth will hit 6.8 percent, well above the annual average of 4.9 percent. The boom in home improvement [...]Read More