The Entourage Effect ~ Why Every Strain Feels Different
THC doesn't work alone. Terpenes, CBD, and dozens of other compounds shape the experience of every strain. Here is what the science actually says about how they interact.
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Ancient Mountains, Tropical Jungles, and the Seeds That Changed Everything
From the mountains of Afghanistan to your local dispensary, the story of indica and sativa is written in leaf shape, flowering time, and thousands of years of natural selection.
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The Journey of a Cannabinoid: How Cannabis Builds THC, CBD, and Beyond
Every cannabinoid in cannabis starts from the same compound. Here is how the plant builds THC, CBD, and CBC from a single source, and what happens to them after harvest.
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How Cannabis Creates Its Flavor: The Science of Terpenes
Terpenes are aromatic compounds produced in the trichomes of the cannabis plant. Here is how the plant builds over 120 distinct terpenes from a single molecular building block.
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Study Explores How CBD May Support Post-Exercise Recovery for Athletes
A new scientific review finds that CBD supports post-exercise recovery by reducing muscle soreness and lowering muscle damage markers, but does not directly enhance athletic performance.
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WNBA Removes Marijuana From Banned Substances List and Sets Rules for Player Endorsements of Hemp CBD Products
The WNBA has officially removed marijuana from its prohibited substances list while also laying out rules for how players can invest in and promote cannabis companies.
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Another Study Debunks Lazy Stoner Stereotype, Linking Marijuana Use to an Increase in Some Kinds of Exercise
A new study from the University of Alabama at Birmingham found that cannabis users aren’t less physically active than non-users, and they tend to enjoy exercise twice as much.
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The Cannabis Component CBG Shows Promise in Treating Rheumatoid Arthritis With Its ‘Anti-Inflammatory Capacity,’ Study Finds
A new study from Rambam Health Care Campus found that CBG directly regulates white blood cells linked to inflammation in rheumatoid arthritis, reducing the cytokine IL-6 by 98 percent.
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Study: Strong Public Demand for Bigger Marijuana Reform Than Rescheduling
A federally funded study shows 63.5% of Americans want further rescheduling or complete descheduling of cannabis — far beyond the Trump administration's proposed Schedule III move.
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The Farm’s 420 Weekend
The Farm’s 420 4-Day Weekend is here! April 17–20, 2026 — 40% off storewide and 50% off tshirts & sweatshirts at all Farm locations.
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Study: Cannabis Products Provide Improved Sleep Outcomes for Patients With Insomnia
Research published in PLoS Mental Health tracked over 124 patients with insomnia for 18 months. Findings showed sleep-related improvements following cannabis use, with 90% of participants saying they would continue.
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Study: Lifetime Cannabis Use Linked to Greater Cognitive Performance in Aging Populations
Researchers from the University of Colorado and Georgia Tech examined cognitive performance among aging adults across a sample of over 500,000 participants. The findings point toward potential brain health benefits.
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Survey: Many Consumers Substitute Cannabis for Prescription Medications
Survey findings from telehealth platform NuggMD show that more than 79% of cannabis consumers report using it as an alternative to pharmaceutical medications. Most respondents are not enrolled in state medical programs.
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