A cultivation director is the highest position within cultivation facilities, which grow cannabis plants.
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But estimates of Mexican cultivation are based on satellite images, unlike census-based U.N. programs that can confidently map cultivation and eradication data.
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Other companies in the cannabis cultivation space include Capna Systems, which has developed an enormous machine to automate the extraction part of marijuana cultivation.
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According to the latest Colombia Cultivation Survey, coca cultivation increased by 22019 percent between 2015 and 2016, with more than 360,750 acres dedicated to growing the plant.
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"But with 15 million square feet of licensed cultivation [in Canada] alongside the option for outdoor growing, there is limited value for indoor production particularly greenhouse cultivation."
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Merida invests primarily in later-stage companies and is focused on four verticals: medical cultivation, cultivation infrastructure, data and technology services, and pharmaceutical development and life sciences.
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Germany had announced in September 2015 that it will ban cultivation of crops with GMOs under new European Union rules allowing member states to opt out of their cultivation.
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"Following a long-term decline, coca bush cultivation increased by 30 percent during the period 2013-2015, mainly as a result of increased cultivation in Colombia," the report concluded.
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The area under cultivation increased by 11%, to 209,000 hectares.
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It requires less space and water than traditional cultivation methods.
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For a graphic on vanilla cultivation and cost, see tmsnrt.
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He was sort of brilliant, at least the cultivation genius.
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The use and cultivation of cannabis may carry heavy penalties.
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Reaching this level of hatred and contempt has required cultivation.
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The legal status of cannabis also makes financing cultivation difficult.
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United States to locate heat patterns that showed marijuana cultivation.
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That is important for indoor marijuana cultivation under artificial lights.
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"Cultivation" means commitment to culture, to civility, to civilization itself.
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Asked what exactly about the cultivation operation was illegal, Sgt.
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Many other cannabis firms set up their own cultivation facilities.
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In Afghanistan, poppy cultivation rose following the American invasion in 2001.
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The center of sugar cultivation and refining was the West Indies.
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Both countries allow some coca cultivation (for traditional uses like chewing).
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Those include things like bee keeping and cultivation of irrigated vegetables.
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Shrimp cultivation as it stands is also a pretty dirty business.
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They want to start the cultivation after the (traditional) New Year.
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But for Adelanto, cannabis cultivation offered a shot at a future.
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A ministry panel recently recommended allowing commercial cultivation of the oilseed.
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As of January, the state had issued only 691 cultivation licenses.
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For example, a director of cultivation can make $118,600 per year.
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It also would suspend the cultivation tax until June 1, 2021.
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Planting the seeds for the purpose of cultivation is a crime.
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The indoor cultivation of weed requires an enormous amount of electricity.
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Cultivation and processing could be done in an environmentally friendly way.
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Unlike Chile, the sale and cultivation of marijuana is still illegal.
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Environmentalists also blame palm oil cultivation for deforestation in southeast Asia.
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The police filled irrigation ditches with concrete to prevent further cultivation.
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Dr. Zheng sees his research as a different kind of cultivation.
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When the spraying stopped, American officials have argued, coca cultivation increased.
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Hemp uses significantly less water and chemicals than cotton during cultivation.
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In April, Zimbabwe's government legalized cultivation for medicinal and scientific purposes.
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A few other countries have decriminalized limited possession, cultivation or both.
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The legalization of hemp cultivation could boost investor interest across the sector.
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The company has raised $1.2 million from venture capital firm Cultivation Capital.
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Additionally, Washington D.C. also legalized cannabis possession and cultivation for personal use.
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Cell-based meat cultivation won't produce methane, like our current agriculture does.
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The fighting has hit oil production and food cultivation amid soaring inflation.
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Now, with better feed and cultivation methods, he gets about 40 tonnes.
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Nearly two-thirds of land under cultivation has little or no irrigation.
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AEDT: The Australian Federal Government has legalised the cultivation of medical marijuana.
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"We do a mixed cultivation of corn and grass," said de Almeida.
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Nobel Peace Laureate Leymah Gbowee, who has promoted the cultivation of soft
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"I urge all Afghan farmers to stop poppy cultivation here," Jan said.
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Restrictions placed on marijuana cultivation by the federal government have hamstrung research.
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He says, accurately, that Prosavana aims to eliminate traditional ways of cultivation.
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Cultivation of qat is said to be increasing by 12% a year.
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No large-scale raids have been conducted on cultivation centers or dispensaries.
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Its cultivation is negotiable in sharia, but the Islamic Emirate banned it.
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It also permits personal cultivation of as many as six cannabis plants.
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All told, more than 2000,2700 acres of desert were brought into cultivation.
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Consider how to switch your relationship cultivation and management to virtual venues.
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She was handcuffed and arrested for cultivation of marijuana and grand theft.
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Lawmakers hoped that legal structure would undercut illicit marijuana cultivation and sales.
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Mr. Trump's cultivation of Mr. Duterte has a strategic rationale, officials said.
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Mr. Holys sees parallels between the cultivation of wine and his struggles.
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It was one of the first cities to embrace legalizing marijuana cultivation.
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Other sources include decomposing cow manure, as well as methane from rice cultivation.
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In another province, Balkh, poppy cultivation increased nearly sixfold between 2016 and 2017.
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Cannabis cultivation in Australia is still relatively small, as recreational use remains illegal.
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Putin's cultivation of Erdogan will attempt to stymie NATO's effectiveness further from within.
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We can adapt our flower cultivation technique to get higher, more efficient yields.
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The cultivation, transport, possession and consumption of marijuana is banned under Indian law.
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Farmers said they paid about $290 for each acre of poppies under cultivation.
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In 2013, the goji cultivation area in Zhongning grew to about 32,000 acres.
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His technique quickly spread to nearby Madagascar, where French administrators encouraged its cultivation.
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There would be a 22% sales tax, and its cultivation would be taxed.
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There's also a cultivation tax, although it exempts medical pot from some taxation.
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Each strain has unique cultivation needs, and yields a product with unique characteristics.
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Some appellations – in Europe, for example – also enforce quality standards or cultivation methods.
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Despite the efforts, Afghanistan's opium poppy crop cultivation reached record levels in 2013.
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The city's warehouses for cannabis cultivation and research will mingle with other industries.
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His treatment of the women in his life belied this image of cultivation.
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Poor soil quality also is a problem because of ceaseless cultivation of crops.
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Livestock cultivation is one of the most greenhouse gas-intensive activities out there.
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There would be a 22% sales tax, and its cultivation will be taxed.
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And choosing the appropriate substrate is an absolutely crucial step in mushroom cultivation.
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I mean, I recommend meditating, because I think it will aid the cultivation.
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Separately, cultivation tax rates are being increased by inflation, as required by law.
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It's sort of circular cultivation—a waste-less way to harvest and harness.
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Methane is produced by ruminants (livestock), rice cultivation, landfills and manure, among others.
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Believe it or not, cannabis cultivation has been around for over 10,000 years.
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Cattle ranching in Brazil and soy cultivation, are the largest drivers of deforestation.
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Nothing is easier, or more dangerous, than cultivation of hatred of the stranger.
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People could still face penalties for the sale or cultivation of those substances.
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Not to be outdone, nearby Adelanto has issued 27 licensed permits for cultivation.
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Proposition 260 would impose state taxes on the cultivation and sale of marijuana.
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Cultivation of the self was getting upstaged by the proliferation of the selfie.
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Plantings in India, whose only genetically engineered crop is cotton, were flat at about 28.7 million acres while cultivation in Canada fell by about 5 percent to 27.2 million acres because of lower overall cultivation of canola, the report said.
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In addition, we've seen an increase in scientific and data based plant cultivation techniques.
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Last month, the Canadian health regulator had found unlicensed pot cultivation by the company.
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A director of cultivation's duties include establishing standard cultivation operating procedures and harvest schedules.
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The government aims to replant 2.4 million hectares of palm cultivation area by 2025.
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The measure will create two new taxes, one for cultivation and another for retail.
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Cultivation: Seed is grown in trays staked to the intertidal flats of Popponesset Bay.
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Like truffles, they have continued to resist cultivation efforts while flourishing in the wild.
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VR is a new genre and a new platform, and it needs careful cultivation.
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It legalized the cultivation and sale of hemp, a cannabis plant different from marijuana.
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Cultivation nationwide reached 2200,21000 hectares in 21, over twice the area three years earlier.
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The same court also dropped pending charges from another marijuana cultivation arrest in 2015.
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Ironically, the country does not allow the cultivation of GMO plant species in China.
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Mr. Shvets, for example, has planted 245 varieties on his 5003 acres under cultivation.
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The president made no mention of allowing legal cultivation within Mexico of any form.
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But after the marijuana cultivation law passed last year, something strange began to happen.
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No alcohol is allowed and neither is the use or cultivation of illegal drugs.
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This story sees America as history's greatest laboratory for the cultivation of human abilities.
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In this community, the poor boy and girl are enmeshed in care and cultivation.
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Vermont allows use and home cultivation, but has not authorized commercialized sales or growing.
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In the long term, the cultivation of a museum-attending public would benefit everyone.
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The town is now poised for a comeback thanks to industrial-scale marijuana cultivation.
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But it's one of the results of the cultivation in this country of ignorance.
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Helmand is Afghanistan's largest province in terms of territory and leads in poppy cultivation.
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In cannabis cultivation, people mix up the terpenes to give the pot different flavors.
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"We have neither banned nor promoted poppy cultivation," said the chief Taliban spokesman, Zabiullah Mujahid.
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If we plant the same set of traditional crops, it will lead to less cultivation.
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Jerry Brown signed state legislation allowing industrial hemp cultivation in the state starting in 2019.
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Arrests in Nevada for illegal cultivation of marijuana amount to 0.37 per 100,000 Nevada residents.
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Sinclair's regulatory gamesmanship was aided, Hylton writes, by its cultivation of relationships with influential politicians.
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Unfortunately, a plethora of challenges plague the agriculture value chain ranging from cultivation to retail.
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Watch this from VICE: The promise of prosperity also draws young people to marijuana cultivation.
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To begin with, it's not clear the marijuana plant is capable of large-scale cultivation.
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The southern African nation's laws only allow cultivation of cannabis for medical and scientific uses.
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The Washington law has meant a "green rush" of cultivation in basements, bedrooms and closets.
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The EU should take into account Malaysia's sustainable cultivation and productivity yield efforts, said Sundram.
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Coca cultivation was up 39 percent in Colombia in 2015, according to United Nations data.
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A source of food Malthus did not foresee was the cultivation of the American prairies.
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Regulator Health Canada last month found unlicensed cultivation in five rooms at a CannTrust facility.
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Engaging in cannabis cultivation or sales may be punishable by up to life in prison.
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Then he learned about a new diploma program to train young people in cocoa cultivation.
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And like any other business, there's high turnover among entry-level retail and cultivation employees.
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In September, the Constitutional Court decriminalized the use and cultivation of cannabis in private space.
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The company also put its plans to invest in a Colombia cultivation center on hold.
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Since then, not a single medical marijuana bill passed legislatively has allowed for home cultivation.
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Most have focused on cultivation of cannabis, or sales, marketing and "front-end" concerns instead.
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In 2018, CalCannabis issued 9,445 temporary cultivation licenses that are only valid for 5003 days.
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But as of February 3, 2019, only 15 annual cultivation licenses were active in California.
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Of course, we've known about the environmental impacts of marijuana cultivation for a long while.
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Until China expands its soy acreage or finances cultivation elsewhere, American soy exports look safe.
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But the assembly of a terrarium is an intimate exercise in plant cultivation and aesthetics.
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Bolivia has up to 20 times more land suitable for grape cultivation than it uses.
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The Taliban used to prohibit poppy cultivation when they governed the country in the 1990s.
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Yet despite the careful cultivation, Huawei's position in Europe is now at risk of unraveling.
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When the Taliban was in power in the 1990s, the group largely prohibited poppy cultivation.
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That is a process, a cultivation and, in the end, a path of self-discovery.
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The government is also setting standards for the cultivation, storage and use of medical marijuana.
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As does the social adoption of alternatives to emissions-intensive animal farming and crop cultivation.
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For a mind to even approach its full potential, it needs cultivation by other minds.
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Its renovation and cultivation, along with those of her other homes, was chronicled in Mrs.
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If most other vertically integrated cannabis companies wanted to "double their revenues or triple their revenues, they'd have to double their cultivation, triple their cultivation," Steinmetz said, while Flow Kana would just have to purchase more cannabis from its partners or build more relationships.
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Five universities now include the cultivation of indigenous fruits and vegetables in their syllabuses, she said.
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The law regulates its cultivation, sets limits on possession and prohibits marketing that would encourage consumption.
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More than half of this amount came from Colombia, where coca-bush cultivation has significantly increased.
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Poppy cultivation grew by 2343 percent in 2234, according to a new U.N. report published Wednesday.
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Poppy cultivation grew by 63 percent in 2017, according to a new U.N. report published Wednesday.
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Loy's powerful, female dream world, rich with symbols of sexuality and cultivation, invites Freud right in.
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Cannabis cultivation is likely the biggest reason for the Humboldt marten&aposs decline, The Guardian reported.
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Under the new rules, member states can opt out of allowing cultivation during the authorization process.
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Many will be surprised that wheat cultivation has a greater environmental impact than baking or milling.
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Palm oil cultivation is often blamed for land clearance in places like Sumatra and Borneo islands.
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More than a third of Telangana's 35 million people depend on land cultivation for their livelihood.
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Cultivation and distribution will also be controlled to prevent cannabis products from hitting the black market.
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Price supports also encourage the cultivation of the few crops that the state really does buy.
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Coca cultivation surged in anticipation of the peace deal, from 250,20173 hectares to 22017,26 in 230.
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"We need to see…the number of acres or hectares under cultivation going down," he said.
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A Mexican court ruling in November opened the door to limited amounts of legal cannabis cultivation.
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Rachael Carlevale, an advocate for sustainable cannabis cultivation and a yoga instructor, also joined the group.
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And it's actually already legal to sell hemp products — but cultivation is banned in most cases.
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And they recommend the cultivation of plants that are known to conserve wetlands, such as bamboo.
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In 2015 Jamaica decriminalised the possession of small amounts and allowed its cultivation for medical use.
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He said many families have expressed a desire to abandon illicit cultivation and substitute legal crops.
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Illegal logging, gold mining and the cultivation of coca, the base ingredient for cocaine, also contribute.
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In Michigan, voters approved Proposal 22019, legalizing the adult use, cultivation, and retail marketing of marijuana.
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"Yes, there has been cultivation in Zhari district but we will eradicate the fields," he said.
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They will need steady and dedicated cultivation, but this moment can be an inflection point too.
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For example, cocaine cultivation is at an all-time high since the days of Pablo Escobar.
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The people of the area have too much to gain from decriminalizing hashish cultivation, some say.
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Tea cultivation contributes 4 percent of Kenya's GDP and 26 percent of the country's export earnings.
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"The issue of opium cultivation is a huge problem," Zabihullah Mujahid, a Taliban spokesman, told me.
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Several organizations in southern India have since launched efforts to revive traditional cultivation and rice varieties.
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Many other states only allow pilot programs or are just making forays into allowing hemp cultivation.
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For one afternoon, at least, everything is coming up roses, although not without plenty of cultivation.
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Had the cultivation of victimhood not proved a fatal Palestinian temptation, a chance could have existed.
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Inside the disused hotel, plants can be seen in various stages of cultivation throughout several rooms.
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Worsening security and immediate economic benefits for farmers fuel the spurt in poppy cultivation, experts say.
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It launched more than 500 criminal cases against farmers and civil servants for allowing illegal cultivation.
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Warmer temperatures could enable cereal cultivation and boost energy production, while new fish species may flourish.
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The Palestinian cause, undermined by disunity and the cultivation of victimhood, is weak and growing weaker.
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Right now, millions of dollars are being spent to make old warehouses suitable for cannabis cultivation.
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This is more than double the area of cultivation in Bolivia, the third highest producing country.
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The cultivation of green fodder will end in the next three years, a December cabinet statement said.
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The western region, which includes Badghis, has the second-biggest area under cultivation after the southern region.
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Monro says he has never seen any female flowers in cultivation, though Cribb reports that he has.
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It accounts for the biggest share of opium cultivation, a principal source of revenue for the Taliban.
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RSPO has certified 2,919 independent smallholders in Indonesia, its data showed, covering 7,272 hectares of cultivation area.
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Cultivation costs have risen manifold since the mid-1990s, but the farmers' incomes have stagnated or declined.
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Colombia has struggled to crack down on the increasing cultivation of coca, the base ingredient in cocaine.
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The measure also states that 25 percent of its cultivation licenses must go to small-scale farmers.
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Unfortunately, cultivation of that plant is resource-intensive and yields only tiny amounts of some useful medicines.
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The government's plan to rehabilitate the industry earmarked $30 million to install sprinkler irrigation for saffron cultivation.
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I traveled with Maseko to remote, sunbaked mountains in a district of Malawi known for cannabis cultivation.
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"We have started making efforts to popularize the cultivation of pulses, maize, vegetables and oilseeds," Bains said.
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You've intensely investigated the role women have played historically in the cultivation and medicinal use of cannabis.
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There was "not a cultivation enough of what's new" before he arrived, he said in the interview.
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Cultivation and cropping created a need for shared-use land management and an indigenous notion of property.
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In 2017, however, the total land under poppy cultivation increased by 63 percent from the year before.
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Cultivation of G.M. cotton still demands dedication and discipline, but now I have technology on my side.
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Oklahoma is also deciding whether to legalize the cultivation, possession and use of marijuana for medicinal purposes.
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The philosophe handed her a feverish memorandum for reform, covering everything from rhubarb cultivation to vocational schooling.
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Massachusetts residents voted to legalize the use, distribution and cultivation of recreational marijuana in a 2016 referendum.
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Nellie Ohr was employed by Fusion GPS to assist in the cultivation of opposition research on Trump.
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He's very much supportive of home cultivation–and says for financial reasons, the marijuana industry is, too.
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For 2019 sugar crop, the group's beet cultivation area was reduced by about 10% to 391,000 hectares.
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The cowboys get their name from the Quechua word , which relates to the cultivation of the land.
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And I haven't even mentioned his meticulous cultivation of suspense over whether he would run for president.
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The rebels have long used coca cultivation as a method of financing their war against the government.
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In 2017, Heilongjiang, a province along China's northeastern border with Russia, joined Yunnan in allowing cannabis cultivation.
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But the EU's ban on using neonicotinoid insecticides to protect bees made farmers hesitant about rapeseed cultivation.
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But there has been little public discussion about the ramifications of similar tech industry cultivation of teachers.
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India, like other countries in the region, has watched Mr. Trump's cultivation of Mr. Xi with concern.
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Zhong Li, 36, was arrested there and is now facing illegal marijuana cultivation and other drug charges.
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However, CDTFA does not have the discretion to utilize other factors in adjusting the cultivation tax rates.
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The goal is to generate technology for urban challenges ranging from traffic congestion to local food cultivation.
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"Current military personnel may have different kinds of structures that influence cultivation of meaningful friendships," King said.
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That measure would decriminalize personal possession, use and cultivation of psilocybin statewide for people 18 and older.
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May's careful cultivation of image as trivializing or gender-biased is to miss how strategic she is.
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For the last several years, UNODC has created a system for monitoring illicit crop cultivation in Mexico.
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Around the castle, 200 hectares are earmarked for intensive hazelnut cultivation, says Vittorio Fagioli, a local environmentalist.
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There are few things in life I take as seriously as the cultivation and preservation of comfort.
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He's currently looking into getting a micro-cultivation license in order to do direct to patient sales.
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"Since then, the Taliban have sponsored and taxed poppy cultivation and trafficking within Afghanistan," says Felbab-Brown.
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The UNODC added, however, that its yield estimate was less reliable than that of the area under cultivation.
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Cairo increased fines for illegal rice cultivation last year and decreed that just 724,000 feddans could be planted.
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The Silver State will vote on Question 221, which addresses possession, consumption, cultivation and the sale of marijuana.
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The Independent asked the DEA about a possible connection between a state's legalization and rate of illegal cultivation.
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Insurgents generate an estimated $200 million a year from poppy cultivation and opium production, according to the Pentagon.
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Like the young man in the video, it's a cultivation of invisibility prompted by a fear of extermination.
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To me, witchcraft in all its forms is about the cultivation of an internal charge, sight, or power.
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China's cultivation of a flowering electric car industry is not a burdensome cost, but rather a lucrative investment.
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Worldwide, cultivation of — and collaboration with — native bees through traditional beekeeping is fast becoming collateral damage of modernization.
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He moved his vines to more favorable locations and as his production grew, his method of cultivation spread.
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Clients range from small growers to big multistate, multilocation retail and cultivation operations in the U.S. and Canada.
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Personalization of products and cultivation of community then drive users to project these brands outwards on social media.
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Cane cultivation is mostly done from October to March, but many farmers have already switched to other crops.
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Uruguay became a global pioneer when it legalized the cultivation, distribution and consumption of marijuana in late 2013.
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Such comparisons have highlighted the effectiveness of a kind of concerted cultivation that is ubiquitous in East Asia.
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In short, they engage in what Annette Lareau, a sociologist at the University of Pennsylvania, calls "concerted cultivation".
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The analog crew experimented with the hydroponic cultivation of microgreens including red amaranth, red cabbage, and red mustard.
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For the last twenty years we have mostly used forced eradication to put a stop to coca cultivation.
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The combined entity will have 131 dispensary licenses, 68 operational locations and 20 cultivation sites, the company said.
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For the previous decade, opium cultivation had increased annually before stabilizing at high levels, according to UNODC data.
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Despite not bending the laws of avian reproduction and vegetable cultivation, the hybrid plant is still pretty cool.
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One of these is Kevin Jodrey, the cultivation director and owner of Wonderland Nursery in Humboldt County, California.
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Overall, much of the greening in China and India comes from the "intensive" cultivation of crops, NASA found.
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And don't expect every city in California to start chasing marijuana cultivation as a solution to budget shortfalls.
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The Yangzi, the more immense torrent, divides the wheat-growing north from the rice cultivation of the south.
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In due course its cultivation proved a stellar success in places from Florida to Israel to New Zealand.
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"This is the season of rice cultivation," Reaz Ahmed, Director General, Bangladesh's Department of Disaster Management told CNN.
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Many farmers in northern Mozambique practise shifting cultivation, moving to new lands when the soil needs a rest.
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The unit also offers, among others, stage and studio lighting, façade illumination and lighting for indoor plant cultivation.
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Investing in cultivation centers in Canada and Portugal increased Tilray's costs and ate into the company's gross margin.
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Back in the 1920s, however, flower cultivation was not so much a public-spirited but a commercial enterprise.
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Uruguay became a global pioneer when it legalized the cultivation, distribution, and consumption of marijuana in late 2013.
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Mr. Freriks imparts several lifetimes of accumulated wisdom about cultivation techniques, some from the time of Louis XIV.
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In it, you'll find the average salaries for positions like director of cultivation, VP of retail, and more.
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In it, you'll find the average salaries for positions like director of cultivation and vice president of retail.
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He blamed U.S.-led foreign forces for Afghanistan's growth in poppy cultivation, alleging that U.S. commanders promoted it.
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Clearly, the energy-draining methods used in cannabis cultivation will need to be reexamined as the industry expands.
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Tilray, a Canadian cannabis cultivation and distribution company owned by Privateer Holdings, filed for a $100 million IPO.
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We follow a brilliant cultivation student, Wei Wuxian (Xiao) as he first excels, then rebels within this tradition.
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By US government estimates, poppy cultivation in the country has more than doubled in the last five years.
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The cultivation of new acts no longer applies to any development of new songs, no less new bands.
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By U.S. government estimates, poppy cultivation in the country has more than doubled in the last five years.
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Demeter gave human beings two gifts: the return to life personified by Persephone, and the cultivation of grain.
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When the price of rice doubled on reports that cultivation would be limited, some areas rushed to plant.
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But Dana Larsen, owner of several illegal dispensaries in Vancouver, countered that underground cannabis cultivation remained deeply entrenched.
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Monsanto and fellow agro behemoths have also campaigned to open Mexico to the cultivation of genetically modified corn.
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The USSR even played a major role in the cultivation of anti-Israel terror groups over the years.
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Chemicals and gasoline are being leeched into the Amazon in southern Colombia because of coca cultivation, Duque said.
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And might it do so without sacrificing the aesthetic and spiritual cultivation that is art's reason for being?
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In 2018, opium cultivation covered 2018,000 hectares in Afghanistan, according to the UN Office on Drugs and Crime.
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From 2009 to 2014, a third of all industrial space leased in the Denver was for cultivation purposes.
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The cultivation and sale of marijuana, though permitted under a patchwork of state laws, are still federal crimes.
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Most notably, the emperor of the Qing dynasty in China attempted to make opium trade and cultivation illegal.
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The cultivation and projection of division helps maintain the status quo of both majority and minority leaders' power.
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Native to South America, the plants were grown strictly as ornamentals when they were introduced into European cultivation.
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But it can often cost millions to turn a vacant warehouse into a facility suitable for cannabis cultivation.
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And despite the Colombian government's effort to eradicate the plant, coca cultivation is at an all-time high.
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This could open the business floodgates for large-scale cannabis ventures — everything from marijuana cultivation to related ancillary businesses.
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The government also scaled back its aerial crop-spraying programme as peace talks progressed, which allowed cultivation to expand.
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This has led NAC members to look to peyote cultivation as a solution to the peyote shortage in Texas.
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The final farm bill includes a provision that was in the Senate version that would legalize industrial hemp cultivation.
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To curb emissions, cultivation facilities will need to adopt more efficient (and more expensive) LED lighting and building improvements.
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The cultivation of strong, sustained, broad-based socioeconomic progress therefore requires policymakers to adopt such an explicit twin focus.
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These jobs are also known as "touching-the-plant" roles and involve cultivation, lab work, extraction, manufacturing, and retail.
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Their answers ranged from B2B software platforms that cater to cannabis companies to product testing labs, and cultivation companies.
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India, which some say started coffee cultivation in 1670 with seven smuggled beans, exports three-quarters of its production.
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Between 20173 and 2018 some 3,600 square kilometres in south-western Afghanistan was reclaimed for cultivation from the desert.
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Monterey County Sheriff's Office has reported finding an opium poppy field under cultivation in Moss Landing in Northern California.
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According to the article, some area residents believe that the area's crime rates may be related to marijuana cultivation.
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In the image above, for example, micro-regions of Mendocino County, California, have been proposed as cannabis cultivation appellations.
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On cultivation, there's a $9.25 per ounce tax for the plant's flowers and $2.75 tax per ounce of leaves.
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According to the UNODC survey, opium cultivation plummeted in 2017 despite the government scaling back its poppy-eradication efforts.
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The area just happens to have many large, indoor industrial spaces that are ideal for controlled medical marijuana cultivation.
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The cannabis ordinance to permit commercial cultivation wasn't a slam dunk among some local school and law enforcement officials.
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"Saffron is better than poppy because poppy cultivation caused negative impacts on society and the young generation," he said.
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The definition of maintenance would be expanded to include the "cultivation of cultural assets," in addition to the physical.
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Once again, federal prosecutors can decide how to go after people for the possession, sale or cultivation of marijuana.
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The tempo of fighting increased over the summer after a brief lull for the late-spring opium cultivation season.
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But the social aspect to social media has turned the cultivation of aesthetics into an exercise in personal branding.
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The population soared, and even the most unpromising land came under cultivation, leaving millions of peasants hungry for soil.
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Haley said Colombia and the U.S. are targeting to cut in half coca cultivation and cocaine production in Colombia.
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That means 20 percent of all energy production worldwide goes into food: land cultivation, packaging, washing, transport, cooking, whatever.
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In the Netherlands cultivation of cannabis remains illegal and much of the country's production is done by organised criminals.
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The legalization and artful cultivation of quality weed in the United States has started a small but interesting trend.
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Because non-medical cannabis cultivation is still illegal, the culture surrounding these scenes tends to be insular and secretive.
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The remote nature of marijuana cultivation also puts women and seasonal workers in danger of physical and emotional abuse.
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Maybe their admiration always contained the seeds of disappointment, and the cultivation of enthusiasm was a prelude to betrayal.
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Johnson had contempt for Trump's vulgarity and lack of intellectual curiosity, and Trump had no understanding of Johnson's cultivation.
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Where it started: Washington is the only other state that has legalized marijuana where home cultivation is not legal.
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The grapevine is one of the oldest plants in cultivation, and grapes are still the world's largest fruit crop.
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Mr. Berry argues that healthy forms of agriculture require intentional cultivation on the part of both consumers and farmers.
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The 2018 Farm Bill made hemp cultivation legal in the country, but the FDA has yet to approve CBD.
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The area is an important one for coca cultivation, according to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime.
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Mexican poppy cultivation has more than doubled since 2013 to around 28,20153 hectares in 2015, according to U.S. estimates.
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Schools, employers, municipalities and landlords are also empowered to adopt policies and ordinances further restricting the cultivation and use.
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The researchers point out that previous studies focused mainly on how climate change would change the cultivation of crops.
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A search of Acreage's website revealed open listings for positions in roles including cultivation, dispensary sales, and retail operations.
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The NFSW said the farmers had been staging "bungkalan", or collective cultivation of idle farmland that they had occupied.
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The ruling adds Italy to the small number of countries where small-scale cultivation for personal use is allowed.
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Cotton was once king here, too; about half a million acres were in cultivation in the mid-20th century.
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The period is characterized by the rise of literacy, the Confucian tenets of self-cultivation, and a prosperous economy.
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It showed that while arrests for pot possession, cultivation and distribution had dropped by an impressive 95% after Colorado passed Amendment 64, blacks were still twice as likely to be charged with public consumption and much more likely to be prosecuted for illegal cultivation and possession of more than the one-ounce limit.
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Some desert towns, like Adelanto and Desert Hot Springs, have permitted for commercial marijuana cultivation in search of tax revenues.
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Recognizing and protecting existing trees is as important as encouraging new cultivation, and more accessible data can reinforce that need.
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Essentially, the combination of better genetics coupled with more advanced cultivation techniques have led to a higher quality end product.
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After nearly two centuries of continuous cultivation, Abu Akar's strawberry fields are among the last tended crops in Adonis Valley.
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The study showed that the use of ammonium nitrate fertilizer in wheat cultivation contributed 43 percent of greenhouse gas emissions.
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In Guerrero, another mountainous state known for poppy cultivation, prices have reportedly dropped from 16,000 to 9,000 pesos per kilo.
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In response, farmers have started pushing for the government to legalize poppy cultivation so that Mexico can domestically manufacture painkillers.
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Reusing materials like wood, minerals, and water reduces the need for resource cultivation, the United States Environmental Protection Agency notes.
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The protein system is over-dependent on soy for animal feed, and the cultivation of soy in turn drives deforestation.
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Kandahar province, on the border with Pakistan, is a major center of opium cultivation and a stronghold of the Taliban.
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It is aiming at a cut of 50,000 hectares in the area under coca cultivation this year in 40 municipalities.
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The number of illegal cultivation sites for marijuana in Nevada have plunged since the drug was legalized in the state.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Dutch parliament voted on Tuesday to allow the cultivation of marijuana, effectively legalizing the country's longstanding tolerance policy.
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Critics complain that the government has ridden roughshod over these communities, forcing them to ditch their livestock for crop cultivation.
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A key requirement is that farmers are producing crops from land that has been in cultivation since at least 2008.
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As a man of courtesy and cultivation, with quick enthusiasms and wide, wide smiles, he took them in his stride.
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According to the United Nations, poppy cultivation in Afghanistan is close to its highest level since monitoring began in 1994.
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Chertorivski said legalizing cultivation would take business away from illegal gangs and keep marijuana users from drifting into criminal activity.
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In India and elsewhere the easy availability of groundwater has encouraged the cultivation of thirsty crops in water-stressed areas.
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The first licence for home cultivation was issued in 2016, but he is urging that this, too, be fully legalised.
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Some lawmakers had tried to block the legislation, fearing more cultivation could push more drugs onto the streets at home.
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Petridis may be able to stomach such displays, but that's a testament to his nerve rather than Manson's self-cultivation.
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That's completely legal as of right now, as is the cultivation of six plants for adults and reduction of penalties.
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Permitted cultivation of hemp is on track to top 50,000 acres in 2019, up from 16,000 acres a year ago.
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Traditional shifting cultivation has given way to continuous cropping with few, if any, conservation practices; marginal land is particularly vulnerable.
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Much of the new money is avoiding direct investment in marijuana cultivation and sales, which remain illegal under federal law.
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Authorities managed to eradicate the large-scale, open-air cultivation of cannabis in the southern village of Lazarat in 2014.
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The drug business in Southeast Asia still includes cultivation of opium and heroin, but methamphetamine and synthetic drugs now dominate.
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Among them, the opposition senator Mario Delgado has proposed the decriminalization and regulation of cultivation, production and sales across Mexico.
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Moreover, the Farm Act of 2014 made an exemption to the Controlled Substances Act for states with hemp cultivation projects.
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In Helmand Province, Afghanistan's largest in territory and poppy cultivation, farmers and officials are reporting high yields of raw opium.
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The injection also extends BFG's value chain in upstream grain cultivation and sourcing, logistics and transportation, and downstream retail distribution.
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In India, the government in 2010 imposed a moratorium on commercial cultivation of insect-resistant brinjal, a type of eggplant.
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This year, provincial governors eradicated around 750 hectares used for poppy cultivation, more than twice as much as last year.
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But areas under cultivation also hit a record this year at 328,000 hectares, up over 60 percent from last year.
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Air Protein's process requires 1,000 times less water and land than soybean cultivation, its CEO told the San Francisco Chronicle.
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It may instead reflect the painstaking cultivation of liberal values, such as honesty and the duty to treat others fairly.
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In 2014, monsoon rains triggered a landslide in Badulla, a landlocked agricultural district known for tea, vegetable and paddy cultivation.
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The report proposes several solutions, including the promotion of outdoor cultivation—which state regulators frequently oppose, citing public safety risks.
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To make an Olympic medal a goal for professionals may also affect the cultivation process for up-and-coming fighters.
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In fact, a 2012 journal article found that 3 percent of California's electricity usage goes to powering indoor weed cultivation.
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If you need further evidence of what these sound like, check out the Forest Animal Rave-tagged "Dazed Cultivation" below:
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Uruguay blazed a trail in 2013 by becoming the first country to allow the commercial cultivation and distribution of weed.
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He was not antidrug in a moralistic way, but alarmed by the deforestation caused by coca cultivation, his daughter said.
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As time progressed, man made this expenditure of energy easier through the cultivation of crops and the domestication of animals.
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In some countries, like Chile, avocado cultivation is being blamed for exacerbating droughts, as lush green orchards overlook dry riverbeds.
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Although several states have legalized possession, cultivation and distribution of pot in recent years, marijuana remains illegal under federal law.
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"We've started a new chapter in the history of cultivation," said Mr. Quevedo, who runs a farming company called Talsa.
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At age 70, Adul had already escaped a territory in Myanmar known for guerrilla warfare, opium cultivation and methamphetamine trafficking.
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They are easy to raise and the cultivation of the fish has taken considerable pressure off the local river systems.
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The Board of Supervisors in Kern County voted in October to ban any marijuana-related activity, both cultivation and sale.
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In 2016, coca cultivation in the South American country surged 22016 percent, spanning 2866,235 hectares, compared with 22015,210 in 217.
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In 2016, coca cultivation in the South American country surged 52 percent, spanning 146,20133 hectares, compared with 96,000 in 2015.
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Agrify, a maker of modular indoor cannabis cultivation systems, made a flurry of moves at the close of last year.
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The loss of grasslands due to escalating cultivation, rampant use of agricultural chemicals, and climate change is the primary culprit.
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Palm cultivation is often blamed for deforestation and destroying the habitat of endangered animals such as orangutans and Sumatran tigers.
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Marijuana prohibition began 80 years ago when the federal government banned the sale, cultivation, and use of the cannabis plant.
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While pot cultivation for private use is allowed in limited quantities in Colorado, large-scale production requires a state license.
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Meanwhile, many localities, especially in California, tax cannabis producers by percentage of price or square footage of canopy under cultivation.
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Pacific Island governments and others are working to modernize cultivation of kava, hoping that the drink's popularity can be sustained.
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These depressed desert towns are welcoming the large cannabis cultivation facilities that cities like Los Angeles have no desire for.
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Some 35m-50m people are directly employed in sugar-cane cultivation; 7.5% of the rural population depends upon the crop.
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But Trump has placed cultivation of intensity within his base at the center of the administration's strategy across the board.
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Palm oil cultivation in Indonesia and Peru has also scuppered deforestation efforts and led to increased emissions rates, it says.
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They were also supposed to encourage farmers to abandon the cultivation of opium poppy, the region's most lucrative cash crop.
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When Santa Barbara County officials approved cannabis cultivation in 2018, they didn't limit the size or number of grows allowed.
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Longer-term goals, Sanchez added, include decriminalizing the recreational use of marijuana and the cultivation of opium for medicinal purposes.
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The Taliban made no effort to hide from the marchers the opium poppy cultivation and heroin labs in their territory.
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"One of the reasons we don't see home cultivation in more recent medical marijuana programs is because they have been enacted legislatively rather by voter initiative, and lawmakers are generally reluctant about or hostile to the idea of home cultivation," said Paul Armentano, deputy director of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws.
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