Demystification of the Green Economy
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Week 1: The Demystification of the Green Economy
Introduction9 Topics -
Topic 1: The History of Cannabis11 Topics
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Topic 2: The Current State of the Cannabis Market18 Topics
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Two Markets: Marijuana and Hemp
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Testing and Product Integrity
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Marijuana Product Opportunities
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Marijuana Flower
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Marijuana Concentrates
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Marijuana Edibles
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Marijuana Topicals
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Marijuana Transdermals and Orals
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Marijuana Peripherals
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Hemp Product Opportunities
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Hemp Defined
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Hemp Nutrition
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Hemp Medical and the CB's
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Hemp Textiles
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Hemp Plastics
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Hemp Construction
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Hemp THC
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You Get The Idea
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Two Markets: Marijuana and Hemp
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Topic 3: Business Opportunities in Cannabis8 Topics
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WEEK 2: ENGAGING THE GREEN ECONOMYIntroduction17 Topics
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Federal Regulations on Cannabis
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Tribal Sovereignty and Cannabis
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Sovereign Flex
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Activity: What is Missing?
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Federal Cannabis Policies
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The Challenges of 280E
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Rescheduling Marijuana
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SAFE Banking Act
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State Based Regulations
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Cannabis Labeling Requirements
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Cannabis Medical Qualifications
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Cannabis Sales Limits
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Cannabis Purchase Limits
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Canabis Delivery
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Cannabis Data Regulations
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City Opt Out List
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Cannabis Licensing
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Federal Regulations on Cannabis
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Topic 1: Regulatory Compliance and Licensing9 Topics
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Topic 2 Business Operations and Risk Management6 Topics
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Topic 3: Benchmarks and Inspiration6 Topics
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WEEK 3: INTEGRATION AND ADAPTATIONIntroduction3 Topics
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Module 1 Branding and Marketing Strategies9 Topics
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Module 2 Resources and Networking6 Topics
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Module 3 Strategic Analysis7 Topics
Next let’s explore the difference between “plant touching” and ancillary services to the cannabis industry.
Plant touching includes all businesses who participate in cannabis research, growing, processing, distribution, and retail sales. This distinction is appropriate for both marijuana and hemp, and allows for goods and services providers to know where the needs for licensing and compliance are.
Ancillary services are the support structure for plant touching businesses, with professionals who run accounting, branding and design, online sales, lifestyle and promotion, as well as equipment and supplies.
This distinction is a decision point for your business, and an important one. Will you need to go through the OLCC or Oregon Department of Agriculture for licensure? Will you have risks associated with your business banking and insurance because you work with a federally illegal product or will you merely support grow operations of cannabis producers as part of a larger grow-product operation?
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