New York State Rolls Out Stricter Regulations For Cannabinoid Hemp Processors, Retailers, Distributors
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Hemp being grown on the North Fork. DANA SHAW
Open Minded Organics proprietor David Falkowski speaks during the New York State's Cannabis Programs in February of 2020. MICHAEL HELLER
Cannabis sativa grows at David Falkowski’s Bridgehampton farm at an undisclosed location in 2019 in Bridgehampton. David Falkowski’s Bridgehampton farm, Open Minded Organics (OMO), has a New York State license to grow industrial hemp at an undisclosed location and process and sell CBD oil as a therapeutic dietary supplement. LORI HAWKINS
Hemp being grown on the North Fork. DANA SHAW
Open Minded Organics proprietor David Falkowski speaks during the New York State's Cannabis Programs in February of 2020. MICHAEL HELLER
Cannabis sativa grows at David Falkowski’s Bridgehampton farm at an undisclosed location in 2019 in Bridgehampton. David Falkowski’s Bridgehampton farm, Open Minded Organics (OMO), has a New York State license to grow industrial hemp at an undisclosed location and process and sell CBD oil as a therapeutic dietary supplement. LORI HAWKINS
Michelle Trauring on Feb 26, 2021
The New York State Department of Health is now accepting applications from businesses seeking to operate as cannabinoid hemp processors, retailers or distributors — a move that could effectively level... more
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Michelle Trauring on Feb 26, 2021