Farmer Felon

New York’s new mayor has inherited a real human rights crisis at Rikers Island, the city’s principal jail, with desperate inmates launching hunger strikes in protest of oppressive and dangerous conditions.

Atlanta rapper Terrell Davis, better known by his stage-name Ralo, has been held for nearly four years on a federal cannabis conspiracy charge, and finally faces sentencing in March. He is potentially looking at up to 20 years in prison. Top names in Hip Hop are mobilizing to plead for clemency in his case.

PGRs are like steroids for cannabis flowers, pumping them up and making them look big for better bag appeal, but resulting in diluted flavor and aroma.

Proposition 64 authorizes re-sentencing and destruction of records for people with prior marijuana convictions. But this pledge of expungement remains unfulfilled in a state once seen as a national leader on cannabis freedom.

We talk a lot about the importance of freeing non-violent cannabis drug offenders. It’s a cause that’s near to our heart. Today, we want to talk about the positive things that have room to grow when those injustices are removed.

A growing number of veterans are looking to cannabis to provide relief from PTSD and to manage chronic pain. According to a 2019 survey conducted by Iraq & Afghanistan Veterans of America, 75% of vets say they would consider using “cannabis or cannabinoid products as a treatment option.”

Cannabis reform continues to grow across the country. As of May 2021, 31 states and the District of Columbia have either legalized or decriminalized the plant in some form.

We’ve heard our fans loud and clear, and we’ve been busy rolling up more solutions to your smoking needs! Featuring the same smooth-smoking sungrown cannabis, Farmer and the Felon now offers little half-gram joints for quick dog walks, or multipacks of larger one-gram joints for longer seshes.

When starting a cannabis garden, you have two options: start with seeds or start with clones. Both have their advantages and disadvantages, so ultimately, it comes down to a grower’s personal preference, experience, and confidence to know which is the right choice.

If you want to grow some fire outdoor cannabis at the crib, it all starts with the quality of the soil you use. Because if your soil is garbage, so will be your plants’ structure, yield, potency, and overall health.