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Anyone headed to Niagara in January? I’m super tempted to make my way down, especially since seeing the iconic Ed Rosenthal will be speaking. I have been reading his books for years now and look up to his incredible advocacy. I sadly didn’t get the chance to attend NECANN or the SUNY ADK conference and am tempted to hear anyone’s thoughts about the SUNY conferences! Are they worth the drive and hotel expense for out of towners? Are the panels engaging and informative, even for individuals currently not holding licenses? Does anyone have a favorite part about the SUNY Cannabis Conferences? Let me know! ??????
Our SUNY Niagara Cannabis Conference keynote speaker this year is a true pioneer in the cannabis space, Ed Rosenthal! His expertise in horticulture and advocacy for legalization make him a vital voice in the industry. Much of what is known about cannabis cultivation started with Ed Rosenthal. He has written or edited more than a dozen books about cannabis cultivation and social policy that cumulatively have sold over two million copies. In his newest book, “Cannabis Grower’s Handbook” he shows how to grow using easy to understand instructions. The book also details new information found in no other “grow book” that will help experienced commercial growers improve quality and increase yield. Beyond the garden, Rosenthal views cannabis laws as a crucial social issue and has been active in promoting and developing policies of civil regulation “Ed holds the distinction of turning more people onto pot than Cheech and Chong.” – Tommy Chong If anyone’s looking to deepen their knowledge about cannabis cultivation and policy, this conference will be a fantastic opportunity. Don’t forget to grab those tickets! https://lnkd.in/e42N5MQg edrosenthal.com
I have yeah. I attended and spoke at the recent ADK event. They're good! Worth noting that SUNY (obviously) offers courses in cannabis. So, the audience generally will be folks interested in taking said courses - i.e. generally interested in pursuing a job or a business in cannabis. Most of the speakers were teachers or guest lecturers involved in the various courses (read: no pay for play) thus quite knowledgeable.
Melissa Moore invited me to come to the SUNY conference when we were at NECANN this year. I'm also interested in hearing other people's experience with this one!
I planted my first crops of Cannabis in 1971. I know a bit about how to grow it. Let me apply Occam's Razor to your Gordian Knots.
4 天前What piece(s) of cannabis cultivation do you believe Ed brought to the table?