
How Cannabis Creates Its Flavor: The Science of Terpenes
Terpenes are aromatic compounds produced in the trichomes of the cannabis plant. Here is how the plant builds over 120 distinct terpenes from a single molecular building block.
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Terpenes are aromatic compounds produced in the trichomes of the cannabis plant. Here is how the plant builds over 120 distinct terpenes from a single molecular building block.
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A new scientific review finds that CBD supports post-exercise recovery by reducing muscle soreness and lowering muscle damage markers, but does not directly enhance athletic performance.
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The WNBA has officially removed marijuana from its prohibited substances list while also laying out rules for how players can invest in and promote cannabis companies.
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A new study from the University of Alabama at Birmingham found that cannabis users aren’t less physically active than non-users, and they tend to enjoy exercise twice as much.
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A new study from Rambam Health Care Campus found that CBG directly regulates white blood cells linked to inflammation in rheumatoid arthritis, reducing the cytokine IL-6 by 98 percent.
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A federally funded study shows 63.5% of Americans want further rescheduling or complete descheduling of cannabis — far beyond the Trump administration's proposed Schedule III move.
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The Farm’s 420 4-Day Weekend is here! April 17–20, 2026 — 40% off storewide and 50% off tshirts & sweatshirts at all Farm locations.
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Research published in PLoS Mental Health tracked over 124 patients with insomnia for 18 months. Findings showed sleep-related improvements following cannabis use, with 90% of participants saying they would continue.
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Researchers from the University of Colorado and Georgia Tech examined cognitive performance among aging adults across a sample of over 500,000 participants. The findings point toward potential brain health benefits.
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Survey findings from telehealth platform NuggMD show that more than 79% of cannabis consumers report using it as an alternative to pharmaceutical medications. Most respondents are not enrolled in state medical programs.
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