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Hear La veterans talk about their experiences using plant medicine
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MMJ REPORTER: ARIEL SALK
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Mar 14, 2022 / 07:27 PM CDT
Updated: Mar 14, 2022 / 07:57 PM CDT
BATON ROUGE
BATON ROUGE, LA– Medical marijuana is legal in Louisiana, but some veterans gathered at the Louisana State Capitol Monday asking for a better system.
“It’s been a lifesaver for me,” said Joshua Moffett, a former army ranger specialist and owner of Accurate Empathy Counseling....
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Hear LVMC Joshua Moffett talk about his experience with MMJ + Info on Bills filed in Louisiana legislature seek to expand state’s medical marijuana program
Hear La veterans talk about their experiences using plant medicine
MMJ REPORTER: THERESA SCHMIDT
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Mar. 11, 2022 / 4:00 PM CST
LAFAYETTE / KPLC
LAFAYETTE, LA — Tony Landry with Louisiana Veterans for Medicinal Cannabis invites the community to the Rally for Plant Medicine and explains how Louisiana could improve the state's Medical Marijuana Program by expanding growers and dispensaries and making other plant medicines available to veterans.
Hear LVMC Joshua Moffett talk about his experience with MMJ + Info on Bills filed in Louisiana legislature seek to expand state’s medical marijuana program
Hear LVMC Joshua Moffett talk about his experience with MMJ + Info on Bills filed in Louisiana legislature seek to expand state’s medical marijuana program
Hear LVMC Joshua Moffett talk about his experience with MMJ + Info on Bills filed in Louisiana legislature seek to expand state’s medical marijuana program
MMJ REPORTER: DAVID JONES
POSTED
Mar. 9, 2022 / 10:47 PM CST
NEW ORLEANS / WVUE
NEW ORLEANS, LA — A slew of bills have been filed to expand Louisiana’s medical marijuana program, from increasing the number of licenses for pharmacies and growers allowed by state law to giving nurse practitioners the ability to recommend medical marijuana fo
MMJ REPORTER: DAVID JONES
POSTED
Mar. 9, 2022 / 10:47 PM CST
NEW ORLEANS / WVUE
NEW ORLEANS, LA — A slew of bills have been filed to expand Louisiana’s medical marijuana program, from increasing the number of licenses for pharmacies and growers allowed by state law to giving nurse practitioners the ability to recommend medical marijuana for a patient. Right now, Louisiana has one of the highest costs for medical marijuana in the country. Advocates said the high costs are tied to the fact that the state has just two growers.
“It definitely causes some issues with supply. It also causes some issue with contingency,” said Jeff Schmidtke, Executive Director of BioSciences Louisiana. “What is the backup? What is the population supposed to do when an entire harvest fails, either through failing tests, or spoilage, or contamination?”
Schmidtke said BioSciences is ready to hit the ground running as a cultivator of medical marijuana. But under current state law, he said his company can’t get a license.
Legislators aim to expand state’s medical marijuana program
Hear LVMC Joshua Moffett talk about his experience with MMJ + Info on Bills filed in Louisiana legislature seek to expand state’s medical marijuana program
Hear LVMC Joshua Moffett talk about his experience with MMJ + Info on Bills filed in Louisiana legislature seek to expand state’s medical marijuana program
MMJ REPORTER: Jordan Lippincott
POSTED
Mar 9, 2022 / 07:18 PM CST
Updated: Mar 10, 2022 / 11:07 AM CST
METARIE/ WGNO
METAIRIE, LA. — Legislators aim to expand state’s medical marijuana program Ahead of next week’s legislative session, several bills are being prepared that aim to improve the state’s medical-marijuana program.
According to th
MMJ REPORTER: Jordan Lippincott
POSTED
Mar 9, 2022 / 07:18 PM CST
Updated: Mar 10, 2022 / 11:07 AM CST
METARIE/ WGNO
METAIRIE, LA. — Legislators aim to expand state’s medical marijuana program Ahead of next week’s legislative session, several bills are being prepared that aim to improve the state’s medical-marijuana program.
According to the Medical Marijuana Legislative Study Commission, Louisiana has the fewest cultivation licenses and the highest prices for medical marijuana in the U.S. Currently, there are nine dispensaries in the state and two licenses that allow for the growing and processing of cannabis. Advocates are hoping to expand those numbers.
“One [bill] would be to increase the amount of cultivation licenses, right, so this provides greater supply,” said Jeff Schmidtke, the executive director for BioSciences of Louisiana. “It provides greater varietal options. I think it introduces competition to the market because it’s very limited at this point, with the end result most likely being the reduction of prices for the patien
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