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Dr. Amanda Reiman conducted one of the first research studies on medical cannabis patients using cannabis as a substitute for alcohol and other drugs.

Surveying medical cannabis patients at the Berkeley Patient’s Group, her research reveals that many are using cannabis to help manage pain and mental health issues, often choosing it over alcohol, tobacco, and non-prescribed drugs. Her findings challenge conventional thinking and open up important conversations about substance use, addiction, and the potential role of cannabis in public health and policy.

This week we sit down with Dr. Amanda Reiman to discuss the following:

• Cannabis as a hard reduction tool
• Substitute Alcohol
• THC tolerance break
• Cannabis Risks

About Dr. Amanda Reiman 

Amanda Reiman, PhD is the Chief Knowledge Officer for New Frontier Data, a data and insights company serving the legal cannabis industry. She has been studying cannabis use as it relates to human behavior and greater society for over twenty years.

Dr. Reiman earned her PhD in Social Welfare from the University of California and conducted one of the first research studies on medical cannabis patients and the use of cannabis as a substitute for alcohol and other drugs. An internationally recognized cannabis expert and public health researcher. Dr. Reiman has presented her research all over the world. She has written for/been quoted in The Huffington Post, New York Times, Washington Post, and Rolling Stone as well as numerous peer reviewed academic journals and several textbooks. She currently sits on the Board of the National Cannabis Roundtable and the Industrial Advisory Committee for Excelsior College’s Cannabis Program.

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• https://www.linkedin.com/in/amanda-reiman-phd-msw/
• https://solo.to/personalplants
• https://newfrontierdata.com/

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At Eighth Revolution (8th Rev), we provide services from capital to cannabinoid and everything in between in the cannabinoid industry.

8th Revolution Cannabinoid Playbook is an Industry-leading report covering the entire cannabis supply chain

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The Farm Bill in 2014 was the most sweeping reform in U.S. Cannabis history, and the langued that was renewed in 2018 is set to be renewed again this year. Are any changes on the horizon to be aware of?

As international markets continue to open, are these opportunities for expansion for U.S. operators, or will international operators be collecting the remnants of the U.S. cannabis operators?

This week we sit down with Global cannabis policy expert Bob Hoban to discuss the following:

• Farm bill updates and how to prepare
• International Updates with a focus on Germany
• Merging of hemp and cannabis sectors
• THC %
• And so much more

About Bob Hoban:

Robert Hoban is a corporate and M&A attorney who sits at the center of the world’s largest commercial cannabis industry network. He is a leader of Clark Hill’s AmLaw-leading Cannabis Industry Group. As the cannabis industry commercialized, Bob has been widely credited for creating the class of lawyers now known as “cannabis attorneys.”

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https://www.clarkhill.com/people/robert-t-hoban/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/rhoban

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In every other industry, there is a balance between the regulator and the regulated. This doesn’t exist In this controlled substance space. “I think the cannabis movement is a failure… the whole cannabis movement is fractured — businesses are one page, criminal justice [reformers] on another page.” Matt Zorn

This week we sit down with Matt Zorn to discuss the following:

• How to Fix the Cannabis Industry, 280E
• Rescheduling of Controlled Substances
• How he’s pushing back on Government Red tape.
• Aligning State and Federal Reform

About Matt Zorn:

He has significant expertise in federal jurisdiction and procedure. Matt is at home digging out case-changing evidence, crafting legal strategies under arcane statutes and procedures, eliciting critical deposition or trial testimony, and arguing on his feet to trial courts, appellate courts, and arbitrators.

Matt is also recognized as an authority on issues relating to the federal Controlled Substance Act and relating to cannabis regulation, even being named to the Law360 2020 Cannabis Editorial Advisory Board. Matt routinely speaks and publishes on issues relating to legal issues relating to controlled substances.

Matt has received national recognition for his work in IP and controlled substances litigation. The American Lawyer recently named Matt a finalist for Young Lawyer of the Year (Litigation), and the American Inns of Court named him a 2020 Pegasus Scholar. Best Lawyers in America named Matt “One to Watch,” and Thomson Reuters’ Super Lawyers recognized him as a “Texas Rising Star” in IP Litigation, Cannabis Law, and Administrative Law.

Before joining the firm, Matt was a judicial clerk to the Hon. Rodney Gilstrap, U.S. District Judge for the Eastern District of Texas, spending hundreds of hours in court helping manage one of the busiest trial dockets in the country. Before then he was a litigator with Paul, Weiss in New York City.

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Hemp biomass, the raw material derived from the hemp plant, has gained significant attention for its diverse applications, including CBD extraction, fiber production, and more. If you’re interested in the hemp biomass market and its wholesale prices, this article will provide valuable insights. We will explore and compare the current wholesale prices of hemp biomass in the United States and Canada. Understanding the market trends and regional variations in pricing will help stakeholders make informed decisions. Let’s delve into the details and gain a comprehensive understanding of hemp biomass wholesale prices across these two regions.

Hemp Biomass Wholesale Prices in the United States:

The hemp biomass wholesale market in the United States is influenced by various factors, including regional regulations, supply and demand dynamics, quality, and market maturity. While wholesale prices can fluctuate, we can offer a general overview of the market trends.

In states with well-established hemp cultivation and processing industries, such as Colorado, Oregon, and Kentucky, wholesale prices for hemp biomass typically range from $1 to $4 per pound, depending on factors like CBD content, biomass quality, and volume purchased. Prices may vary depending on whether the biomass is specifically cultivated for CBD extraction or other purposes like fiber production.

In emerging hemp markets or states with stricter regulations, wholesale prices might be higher due to limited supply or increased production costs. In these regions, prices can range from $4 to $10 per pound.

Hemp Biomass Wholesale Prices in Canada:

In Canada, the hemp industry is still developing, and the wholesale market for hemp biomass may be less established compared to the United States. However, it is gaining momentum with the country’s legalization of hemp cultivation and the growing demand for hemp-derived products.

As of now, wholesale prices for hemp biomass in Canada can range from $0.50 to $3 per pound, depending on factors such as CBD content, biomass quality, and the purpose of cultivation (e.g., CBD extraction or fiber production). Prices may also vary based on the supply chain, domestic production, and regional regulations.

Conclusion:

The wholesale prices of hemp biomass in the United States and Canada can vary due to factors like local regulations, supply and demand dynamics, and market maturity. While precise figures are subject to market fluctuations, it is advisable to research and engage with reputable suppliers and industry experts to obtain accurate and up-to-date hemp biomass wholesale prices in specific regions.

As the hemp industry continues to evolve and expand, staying informed about market trends, quality standards, and regulatory compliance is essential. Conducting thorough market research and building relationships with reliable suppliers will enable stakeholders to make informed decisions in this dynamic market