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Good morning CA Cannabis Industry, It is a competitive marketplace, from all perspectives. For example, I seek the highest-paying clients for my products, as we all do. The way I differentiate myself is through quality of service.  I have one client buying vape-grade distillate at $2,500/kg. Another buying edibles-grade distillate at $2,000/kg.  They KNOW there is cheaper distillate out there. But, they continue to buy from me.  These clients value what I deliver: consistency, transparency, thoughtfulness.  Teamwork makes the dream work.  

Congratulations to Liam, our Employee of the Month! 🏆 Liam's dedication to providing exceptional service and his passion for educating others make him an invaluable member of our team. Here's to Liam and his outstanding contributions! 🎉🌿 Read more about Liam: 1. How did you get started in the cannabis industry? Personally, I have been using cannabis to self-medicate and I wanted to be a part of the cannabis industry to help people. 2. What is your favorite part about working in a dispensary? Good vibes, educating people one cannabis and helping people with their wants and needs. 3. What is something you wish people knew about NewLeaf? The one thing that I wish people knew about New Leaf is how hard we all work to keep our customers happy. 4. What is something you wish people knew about cannabis//the cannabis industry? The terpene profile in cannabis is one of the most important things to know because that is what reacts to your body chemistry to get you high. 5. What is your favorite product at NewLeaf right now? Anything from Tower Three and the FireStyxx! 6. What’s something you find yourself recommending a lot and why? Tower Three products because their cannabis is grown in organic living soil so everything is all natural and every one of their products is clean and has a high terpene profile. #EmployeeOfTheMonth #NewLeaf #CongratulationsLiam

I know a lot of people in the cannabis space are from agriculture and finance and don't know much about marketing and advertising, and I actually like that a lot of the time. But it has been difficult to explain to a lot of our clients what a co-op ad is. And that's too bad, because a co-op ad means free advertising for a lot of you. I usually explain it via the Tourneau ad you might see on the back of the New York Times. Rolex pays for that, not Tourneau. If canna companies had their act together, they'd be buying ads that point to your dispensaries. It's a simple concept and it works for everyone. This is how 99% of car ads work too. Lexus pays, not the dealership. As for those of you who have brands and products, this is a great way to get into new stores. "Hey, we are going to buy an ad with TJM that includes and points to your shop." It's a beautiful symbiotic relationship in which money goes to real media and not Meta and in which you reach actual potential customers instead of teenagers on Instagram in California. Example below of our new Highdration Kitchen ad with Ideal Craft Cannabis ICC ...

Meet Claudio Miranda, co-founder and COO of Budist, the industry's first social review platform for cannabis! The Budist community includes cannabis critics, or “Budists”, such as certified Ganjiers, cup judges, subject matter experts, and connoisseurs. For the CA State Fair Cannabis Awards, Budists will be assigned to each Category and Product Type based on their qualifications and area of expertise. Their role is to objectively assess the quality and craftsmanship of each entry and determine if the product delivers on its intended use case. Judges follow a standardized methodology to ensure fair, honest ratings based on their professional assessment of each entry. Budists will evaluate entries based on: - Aroma  - Flavor  - Appearance  - Effect By leveraging their diverse skill sets and adhering to a standardized methodology, Claudio and the Budist judges will play a vital role in identifying the industry's most outstanding cannabis products at this year’s awards. Learn more and enter now: https://lnkd.in/gUqpZ_Di

For those who wonder how cannabis is grown and the details, here is an episode of Cannacribs, which walks you through the entire Culta process! Our secret is our team....... https://lnkd.in/e4df2r4Z

Let's talk about what may one day be a national cannabis market. Today, all the legal states have their own bubble limited by their own geography, laws, and local markets. Pricing pressures come mostly from within the existing players, the blackmarket, or customers that travel across state lines to find legal product or a better deal. Markets come online, grow, and seem to decline with maturity. We have all seen it happening. What do you think will happen or how do you think it will happen once we get to the point when a national market starts to open up.

Miami Pinks Review I recently had the pleasure of trying out Miami Pinks Farm’s craft-grown cannabis, and I must say, I was thoroughly impressed. As a connoisseur of cannabis, I’m always on the lookout for top-notch products, and Miami Pinks Farm did not disappoint. Click below to read the full review https://lnkd.in/eCnbKSUN #miamipinksreview #review #miamipinks #miamipinksfarm

🌿 Big moves in Minnesota's cannabis scene! 🌠 Mille Lacs is gearing up for a huge 50,000-square-foot grow facility. Meanwhile, Pope and Chisago County might be heading toward public cannabis prohibitions, and THC-A enforcement is on the horizon. Despite a slow legislative season, we're diving deep into crucial bills: HF 4757/SF 4782 (OCM Update Bill) SF 4538 (Public Land Use Restrictions) HF 4629 (Nonintoxicating Cannabinoid Hemp Program Update) HF 4635/SF 3925 (Under-21 Criminalization) 🍬 We also got a taste of Harriet Grove Botanicals x Dabber Depot Tangerine Dream Live Rosin Gummies. Trust us, they're a must-try! 🍺 Plus, Bob Galligan from the Minnesota Craft Brewers Guild shares insights on the synergy between craft brewing and craft cannabis, and what's expected in the legislative pipeline. 💡Got questions? We're here to answer! Shoot them over to [email protected] and tune into Northern Lights for our response. Watch the full episode now at https://lnkd.in/dTVJVfpD Support the cause: https://lnkd.in/gAUkSydw 🌱 Recorded at Dabbler Depot Studio, St. Paul, and presented by North Star Law Group. #MinnesotaCannabis #CraftCannabis #CannabisEducation #NorthernLightsPodcast #CannabisLegislation #CraftBrewing #CannabisCommunity #TangerineDream #LiveRosinGummies #SupportLocal #CannabisReform #DabberDepot #NorthStarLaw #MNLegislation

The phenomena in cannabis of certain growers thinking that their state grows the best cannabis over every other state is very interesting to me. A phenomena that is most common, but not limited to the west coast of the USA. This is not the old days of cannabis anymore when the west coast had a major knowledge and performance advantage above the rest of the country Times have changed and people have caught up in skill. There are growers from all over that can compete alongside you. My west coast brothers with common sense acknowledge this 🤷🏻♂️ Genetics catered to the growing environment can produce excellence in Maine, Michigan, Missouri and anywhere else in the country. Each area has value it can add to the industry. Rather than argue about which state grows the best cannabis, which is an ambiguous and loaded metric that middle-aged men can have d*** measuring contests about for ages on LinkedIn, let your excellence be clear in the photos you share and in the product you create. It’s better to have others lift you up than lift up yourself anyway Brass Monkey: Missouri-grown by Jeff Haines