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We're back!After a short illness we are back and ready to smell the flowersWhat's inside tomorrow's newsletter?1. Cannab...
10/05/2023

We're back!

After a short illness we are back and ready to smell the flowers

What's inside tomorrow's newsletter?
1. Cannabis prescriptions dropped 30% in April ⬇️
2. Avecho capital raise fails 💸
3. Cannabis improves your wellbeing 🧘
4. Little Green Pharma flies high (😉) in France 🇫🇷

08/05/2023

Hi Greenies, due to illness I'm not able to complete tomorrows newsletter. I'm going to roll the stories into Thursdays newsletter.

Apologies if anyone feels let down...

03/05/2023

Just chopped and packed another The Greenfields

What's inside?
1. Will Cannaponics crowd funding go up in smoke? 🔥
2. CBD anti-inflammatory trial results 💊
3. Nimbin Mardi Grass 2023

01/05/2023

Just rolled tomorrows The Greenfields News...

What's inside?
1. Cann Group’s growing revenues 📈
2. Emyria shares drop 12.00% after raising $2.5 million 📉
3. Little Green Pharma grows operating losses to $10 million 💰
4. Avecho partnerships jump shares 12.00% 🦘

Lots of quarterly reports to go over... We hope you are excited

🌿 Morning GreeniesAre you hungover? Or are you feeling great because you had cannabis instead of alcohol last night?
28/04/2023

🌿 Morning Greenies

Are you hungover? Or are you feeling great because you had cannabis instead of alcohol last night?

The Greenfields Dr. Lenny has spoken out against inflated THC resultsWhen asked how realistic 40% THC is they said: "I t...
28/04/2023

The Greenfields Dr. Lenny has spoken out against inflated THC results

When asked how realistic 40% THC is they said:

"I think it would be a pretty fu**ed up looking flower"

28/04/2023

The Australian Medicinal Cannabis Association and the Society for Cannabis Clinicians Australian Chapter have proposed a draft code of conduct to regulate telehealth consultations for medicinal cannabis. The code includes recommendations such as in-person consultations being the preferred method, with telehealth only recommended for patients with no local access or difficulties attending a clinic in-person.

The code also suggests that patients have in-person follow-up consultations until a safe dosage is found, at which point it can be reduced to every 3-6 months. Prescribers are required to disclose any financial relationships they have with the clinic or cannabis industry to avoid conflicts of interest. Adoption of this code could make accessing medicinal cannabis harder and more expensive for patients.

Did you miss yesterdays newsletter?Don't worry, we've got ya:
27/04/2023

Did you miss yesterdays newsletter?

Don't worry, we've got ya:

PLUS: Is TYSON 2.0 coming to AUS?👂, Emyria's high CBD capsule, ECS Botanics grow revenue

27/04/2023

🌿 Morning Greenies 🌅

It's Friday! Are you drinking alcohol tonight, or consuming cannabis?

27/04/2023

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New York is potentially losing out on $2.6 billion in tax revenue over the course of 8 years due to a slow pace of licen...
27/04/2023

New York is potentially losing out on $2.6 billion in tax revenue over the course of 8 years due to a slow pace of licensing and opening cannabis dispensaries. According to a report by MPG Consulting, the state needs around 900 dispensaries to supply its demand, but only 36 are set to open this year. The delays in licensing are due to capital requirements and inspections, permitting, and hiring processes taking up to 9 months to a year to complete.

MPG Consulting recommends that existing licensed medicinal cannabis operators be allowed access to the recreational market to quickly increase the number of dispensaries. However, some entrepreneurs, businesspeople, and stakeholders have launched a lawsuit alleging that the state should open up licensing to more people than just social equity applicants.

27/04/2023

Endometriosis can cause significant pain and discomfort for sufferers, affecting their quality of life. However, there may be hope on the horizon. Western Sydney University has been granted $660k to investigate the potential benefits of medicinal cannabis for treating endometriosis. This exciting study will explore whether cannabidiol isolate or balanced THC/CBD oil can help reduce pelvic pain and other symptoms. Learn more about this exciting research and how it may benefit women with endometriosis.

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