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Meet the New Faces of Cannabis—10 People Now Shaping Legal Weed in Oregon

It’s been nearly three years since WW first looked at the personalities shaping Oregon’s recreational cannabis industry, then in its infancy. Since then, the state’s weed market has blossomed—perhaps too much, if you ask growers saddled with a surplus they can’t sell.

Sativa Science Club is the City’s First Independent Source of Cannabis Education

Sativa Science Club’s classes weave between hyper-specific advice about social media use for small businesses and the vascular passageways transferring nutrients throughout the plant, to beginner level stuff like distinguishing male and female plants and crafting a tax-sensitive, science-based approach to employee training.

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“This is about having my voice heard,” Green says. “That, to me, is what pageantry is about.” (Eva Flis)

Rogue Ales & Spirits Is Indefinitely Closing Its Independence Farms Tasting Room

Hop bines at Rogue Farms. Photo by Andi Prewitt.

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