MyDx Inc (OTCMKTS:MYDX) is a penny player in the technology wing of the cannabis patch that has recently put out its financial numbers, as well as a key presentation to accompany that data. In the wake of this data and presentation, the stock appears to have failed its most recent breakout and extension attempt. We thought it was a good time to take a look at the data to understand more about this reaction.

The video for “Promises,” a 2015 song from Kid Ink and Fetty Wap, focuses on Kid Ink’s plans for a surprise wedding for his girlfriend. But about two-thirds through, the video grinds to a halt to show two boxes of Kandypens – a vaporizer mostly used to consume marijuana – sitting on a table, well-lit and arranged in a tableau so perfect that it could be at Macy’s (if the department store sold vapes). For the rest of the clip, almost everyone is using a Kandypen.

Fields of cannabis could soon be carpeting the Borders countryside if ambitious new plans get off the ground.

But not because an international drugs cartel is expanding into Scotland – it’s down to a young entrepreneur and his green design and manufacturing business.

Sam Whitten grew up in the village of Broughton in Peeblesshire and studied product design at Glasgow Caledonian University.

The 25-year-old has recently started his own firm making handcrafted luxury sunglasses and fashion accessories. He plans to move into jewellery, clothing and even sustainable architecture in the next couple of years.

And it’s all made out of cannabis, or hemp – industrial-grade, which won’t get you high.

The United States will experience a wellness revolution through a new line of  clinically-proven, proprietary cannabis products from Tikun Olam, a premier science based cannabis provider rooted in the world capital of medical cannabis: Israel. Following the success of their pilot program in Delaware, and uniquely positioned to revolutionize health & wellness for the nation, the groundbreaking medical and adult use lifestyle brand, Tikun™, will continue its U.S. expansion with a launch throughout Nevada in April 2017.

Considering the rapid growth of the legal marijuana industry—which is estimated to have easily topped $6 billion in sales last year—and the fact that public support for legal pot is at an all-time high, 4/20 is a day with significance to a seemingly sizable community.

Global cannabis software and point of sales solutions company Guardian Data Software (GDS) has announced a partnership with Australian medical cannabis accelerator BuddingTech that will see the organisation act as an analytical engine and business consultancy for GDS clients, while working towards new research initiatives.

BuddingTech, a Sydney-based organisation which emerged in 2015, identifies startups working with cannabis technology and research, and looks to support them towards commercialising their ideas for the Asia Pacific medical cannabis market.

Besides the accelerator, BuddingTech also offers consultation services, and holds a medical cannabis resource database filled with surveys and analytical white paper reports.

AI is all the rage on social platforms these days, from POTUS-based Twitterbots to digital dirty-talkers. On Facebook Messenger, a fresh bundle of algorithms is even offering to give new and experienced cannabis users the medicine-led answers they need fast (if still a bit on the green side, conversationally).

Diversity is key to keeping agricultural land nutrient-rich and sustainable for farming. Cultivators who do not take the devastating effects of mono-cropping, the practice of growing the same crop year after year, into consideration are prone to being left with weak, infertile soil. Because of this, farmers must utilize harmful chemical fertilizers and other unnatural methods to ensure conduciveness and consistent crop yields.

Breaking the vicious cycle that comes with mono-cropping requires planting companion crops after a certain period (rotation cropping) or simultaneously planting various companion crops on the same field (intercropping). Today, we’ll explore both options for outdoor growers who are interested in long-term cannabis cultivation strategies.

By all accounts the future is certainly green in more ways than one. Many ‘potrepreneurs’ in the US aiming to cash in on the green rush are looking north to Canada.  With a medical marijuana program already in place, and legislation to legalize marijuana now on the table, it’s a market many people have set their sights on.