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Demystification of the Green Economy

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  1. Week 1: The Demystification of the Green Economy
    Introduction
    9 Topics
  2. Topic 1: The History of Cannabis
    11 Topics
  3. Topic 2: The Current State of the Cannabis Market
    18 Topics
  4. Topic 3: Business Opportunities in Cannabis
    8 Topics
  5. WEEK 2: ENGAGING THE GREEN ECONOMY
    Introduction
    17 Topics
  6. Topic 1: Regulatory Compliance and Licensing
    9 Topics
  7. Topic 2 Business Operations and Risk Management
    6 Topics
  8. Topic 3: Benchmarks and Inspiration
    6 Topics
  9. WEEK 3: INTEGRATION AND ADAPTATION
    Introduction
    3 Topics
  10. Module 1 Branding and Marketing Strategies
    9 Topics
  11. Module 2 Resources and Networking
    6 Topics
  12. Module 3 Strategic Analysis
    7 Topics
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FROM THE OLCC:

“Hemp” refers to cannabis plants with no more than 0.3% total delta-9-THC. Cannabis plants that exceed 0.3% total delta-9-THC are “marijuana.” Hemp products generally fall into three categories:

  • Grain – Products made from hemp seeds
  • Fiber – Products made from hemp stalk
  • Cannabinoid hemp – Products made from hemp flower or cannabinoids like CBD extracted from hemp

The Oregon Department of Agriculture is the primary agency responsible for regulation of hemp and hemp products in Oregon. ODA licenses hemp growers and handlers and is responsible for hemp product testing rules. For more information, visit https://oda.direct/hemp

Certain hemp-related activities are also subject to regulation by OLCC. OLCC regulates:

  • Limits on THC and semisynthetic cannabinoids in cannabinoid hemp products sold to minors in Oregon
  • Limits on THC and semisynthetic cannabinoids in cannabinoid hemp products sold to adults in Oregon
  • Packaging, labeling, and testing requirements for hemp vape products sold in Oregon
  • Cannabinoid hemp entering the OLCC-licensed adult use marijuana system