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Some pregnant and breastfeeding women aren’t listening. Despite health professionals’ warnings, the number of pregnant women using cannabis at least once a month doubled over the last decade to seven percent of women surveyed, according to one recent study. Though this upwards trend is partially a result of healthcare professionals’ reluctance to talk about weed with their patients, researchers from Washington State University’s College of Nursing identified another culprit: budtenders. In interviews with ten healthcare professionals, the researchers noted universal opposition to using cannabis while pregnant or breastfeeding—the same advice given about drinking alcohol or smoking tobacco, though the issue…

Someone once told me that the only true power the “people” ever had was “where they spend their money”. In other words, the consumer’s true power lies in their choice of supplier. In more simple terms, if there’s no one buying your stuff, you’re not making any money. Anton Petrus | Getty Images This is a consumer super power, and while individually it might seem that one person’s action could not possibly make any significant impact on a business – the truth of the matter is that even if one person “finds a reason not to buy” from a particular…

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Programmatic display is a type of advertising that offers businesses the opportunity to show a specific customer advertising inventory in real-time.  The technology allows dispensaries and other sellers to place digital ads on their targets audience as they consume content online. It relies on various tactics to capture the attention of relevant and potential customers. How big a business is it? According to Statista, there was about $129 billion worth of programmatic advertising sales in 2020. With experts projecting $155 billion in sales by the end of 2021, you can expect even more in…

The joys and challenges of being a small farm cannabis cultivator are myriad. Beginning in the spring, when we first “crack” our seeds in preparation for planting, the thrill is there. Each delicate little sprout is carefully placed in living soil, and for the following seven months, we have the supreme joy of watching those tiny shoots develop into glorious big girls, laden with luscious buds. Naturally, there can be setbacks along the way, whether from climate, bugs, disease, predators or basic human errors. Generally, the pleasure overrides the problems. By autumn, the time comes to harvest the crop and…