Terry Hacienda

1 week ago | mercurynews.com | Terry Hacienda

By Terry Hacienda, The Fresh ToastPart of the cannabis industry went big for the current administration – and fingers are crossed it will pay off. Mom and pop businesses employing hundreds of thousands of people are worried about what the administration is going to do about cannabis. While over  say it should be legalized and even other part of the government are supporting medical marijuana. The future is unknown.

1 week ago | arcamax.com | Terry Hacienda

After a fiasco of a rollout, New York is finally getting its act together around legal cannabisWhen New York legalized marijuana, it was seen as a boon to the industry.  The state had a well thought out conversion from medical to recreational was well done and people sent big money to be ready.  Then weeks before it was to change, the state scrapped the whole plan and entered into probably the most chaotic rollout ever.

1 week ago | mercurynews.com | Terry Hacienda

By Terry Hacienda, The Fresh ToastDespite Congress dragging their feet, the medical community and the VA are more open to cannabisMilitary veterans across the United States are seeing growing support from both the federal government and the medical community in their pursuit of medical marijuana as a treatment option for various service-related conditions.

2 weeks ago | arcamax.com | Terry Hacienda

Part of the cannabis industry went big for the current administration – and fingers are crossed it will pay off. Mom and pop businesses employing hundreds of thousands of people are worried about what the administration is going to do about cannabis. While over 80% of the public say it should be legalized and even other part of the government are supporting medical marijuana. The future is unknown.

2 weeks ago | arcamax.com | Terry Hacienda

Despite Congress dragging their feet, the medical community and the VA are more open to cannabisMilitary veterans across the United States are seeing growing support from both the federal government and the medical community in their pursuit of medical marijuana as a treatment option for various service-related conditions. While challenges remain, significant progress has been made in policy, advocacy, and research, offering hope and new options for those who have served.