Solar Cannabis Co.

We can't thank you enough for making our Maple Hill event such a success! 🌿 The energy, camaraderie, and passion from each of you truly made it an unforgettable day. We're beyond grateful for the feedback you’ve shared with us—your insights will help us make next year's event even bigger and better. 💬✨ In the cannabis community, collaboration is everything. Together, we’re building something special, and it’s events like this that remind us how integral it is that we all keep working and growing with one another. Let’s continue to elevate, educate, and empower our community. 💚 Stay tuned for photos from the event, which will be released in the next few weeks. We can’t wait to relive those moments with you and look forward to seeing everyone again next year! PERPETUAL-BRANDS, Shaka/Springtime, Nimbus Cannabis CO., Morning Dew Cultivars, Southcoast Lgbtq Network Inc, Greentank Technologies, Fernway, PAX, Suncrafted®, Jeeter - a DreamFields Brand, W's Food Fired Pizza, Emily's Artisan Treats, CNA Stores Inc., 3 Kings BBQ, Silver Therapeutics, MariMed, Inc., Fine Fettle, NETA (New England Treatment Access, LLC), BayCoast Bank, Bailey Jonson & Robert DiVincenzo of High End Events, Happy Spoon Catering, SunDrift, Novel Beverage Co., Happy Valley , Dime Industries, Hashables of Nova Farms, Josh Pisco of Mohawk Glass, COAST Cannabis Co, Jarid Carreiro, Erik Gharaee, Josh Souza, OSCC, AAFCPA, Theory Wellness, DCM, Buds Goods & Provisions Corp., Treeworks, Mello Cannabis , Harbor House Cannabis, CBDisco, Resinate Inc, Cresco Labs, Panacea, Green River Cannabis Company, Lamar, Amica Mutual Pavilion, Rhode Island Convention Center , Brie & DJ of High Society.

As we gear up for tomorrow’s Maple Hill Disc Golf Tournament, we want to extend a heartfelt thank you to all the amazing sponsors and vendors who have come together to make this event a reality! 🌿✨ In the face of changing cannabis laws and regulations, it’s so important that we continue to support each other as we navigate this evolving industry. Your contributions have been instrumental in bringing this event to life, and together, we’re strengthening our community’s foundation. We can’t wait to see everyone tomorrow and celebrate what we’ve achieved together. Let’s continue to push the cannabis industry forward, united and strong. 💚 PERPETUAL-BRANDS, Shaka/Springtime, Nimbus Cannabis CO., Morning Dew Cultivars, Southcoast Lgbtq Network Inc, Greentank Technologies, Fernway, PAX, Suncrafted®, Jeeter - a DreamFields Brand, W's Wood Fired Pizza, Emily's Artisan Treats, CNA Stores Inc., 3 Kings BBQ, Silver Therapeutics, MariMed, Inc., Fine Fettle, NETA (New England Treatment Access, LLC), BayCoast Bank, Bailey Jonson & Robert DiVincenzo of High End Events, Happy Spoon Catering, SunDrift, Novel Beverage Co., Happy Valley , Dime Industries, Hashbles of Nova Farms, Josh Pisco of Mowhawk Glass, COAST Cannabis Co, Jarid Carreiro, Erik Gharaee, Josh Souza.

🌟 A huge thank you to our incredible VIP Booth sponsors for supporting our Maple Hill Disc Golf Event on October 2nd! 🌟 Events like these are a true reflection of the power of collaboration, and we are beyond grateful to partner with companies that share our vision of community, growth, and teamwork. Together, we're creating an unforgettable experience for all attendees. Special thanks to our VIP Booth sponsors: 🎯 COAST Cannabis Co 🎯 Suncrafted® 🎯 Jeeter - a DreamFields Brand 🎯 Morning Dew 🎯 PERPETUAL-BRANDS Here’s to working as a team and celebrating the spirit of disc golf with our community. Let’s make October 2nd an event to remember!

We're excited to announce a Career Workshop in Somerset on September 24th! Open to the entire community and free of charge, this event will focus on resume reviews and interview skills, providing valuable guidance to help you stand out in today’s job market. Whether you're just starting your career or looking to improve your job search strategies, this workshop offers an excellent opportunity to fine-tune your resume, enhance your interview techniques, and gain confidence. Don’t miss out on this chance to take your career to the next level! Use the QR code to RSVP today! This workshop is limited to 15 participants and is first come first. serve. There will be a wait list for all participants who sign up after the first 15. Date: September 24th, 2024 5-7pm Address: 1400 Brayton Point Rd. Somerset, MA 02725 **Participants must be 21 years of age or older and present a valid form of ID upon arrival**

The cannabis industry has experienced rapid growth in recent years, driven by changing regulations and evolving consumer preferences. As legalization spreads across states and countries, the way people engage with cannabis is shifting, and data offers key insights into these emerging trends. One of the most significant developments is the rise of wellness-focused cannabis products. Consumers are increasingly looking for items that offer more than just a high—products like CBD-infused tinctures, topicals, and edibles that promote relaxation, pain relief, and better sleep are in demand. The trend toward wellness aligns with a broader societal move towards natural and holistic remedies, as people seek alternatives to traditional pharmaceuticals. Another noticeable trend is the preference for convenience and discretion. Data shows a growing interest in vape pens, edibles, and beverages over traditional flower. These products offer a discreet way to consume cannabis, appealing to both new users and those who prefer not to smoke. Companies like Wyld have capitalized on this trend, offering a range of cannabis-infused gummies tailored to wellness and active lifestyles. Similarly, dosist is known for its vape pens designed to deliver precise doses of THC or CBD, catering to consumers who prioritize control and ease of use. Lastly, data reveals a shift in consumer demographics. Cannabis is no longer the domain of a single age group or lifestyle; it's attracting diverse groups of people, from wellness-seeking millennials to older adults managing chronic conditions. This broadening demographic presents both opportunities and challenges for brands looking to cater to a more varied audience. As the industry continues to mature, understanding and adapting to these consumer trends will be crucial for cannabis businesses aiming to thrive in a competitive market. The data not only reflects current consumer preferences but also hints at where the future of cannabis consumption is headed.

We want to extend a huge thank you to a few of our incredible sponsors who will make our Maple Hill Disc Golf Tournament an unforgettable event. A special shout-out to PAX, our Ace Sponsor, for leading the charge with your generous support. We also want to thank Shaka & Springtime for being our Disc Sponsor, Hashables (Nova Farms) for providing a fantastic lunch as our Lunch Sponsor, and Fernway for kicking off the day as our Breakfast Sponsor. A big thanks to CNA Stores Inc. for bringing the fun as our Entertainment Sponsor and OSCC for adding some excitement with the Closest to Pin challenge. Your partnership and commitment to our community have been instrumental in building success of this tournament, and we’re thrilled to collaborate with such amazing brands. We can't wait to see you all on the course!

As the cannabis industry continues to grow, one of the most significant challenges faced by businesses is navigating the complex and often contradictory regulatory landscape. The tension between state and federal laws, along with stringent compliance requirements, creates a unique environment that requires careful maneuvering. One of the most pressing issues is the disconnect between state and federal laws. While many states have legalized cannabis for medical or recreational use, it remains illegal at the federal level. This creates a legal gray area for businesses, especially when it comes to interstate commerce, banking, and taxation. Companies operating in this space must be vigilant in understanding and adhering to the laws in each state while also being aware of the potential risks of federal enforcement. Compliance is another significant hurdle. The cannabis industry is one of the most heavily regulated sectors, with requirements varying widely from state to state. From seed-to-sale tracking to labeling and packaging standards, businesses must ensure they are fully compliant to avoid costly fines or even the loss of their license. The complexity of these regulations can be overwhelming, particularly for smaller operators who may lack the resources of larger, more established companies. Navigating these challenges requires a proactive approach. Staying informed about regulatory changes, investing in compliance infrastructure, and fostering open communication with regulators can help businesses mitigate risks. As the industry evolves, there is hope that the regulatory landscape will become more streamlined, offering a clearer path for businesses to thrive. In the meantime, cannabis companies must remain resilient and adaptable, prepared to tackle the challenges that come with operating in this dynamic and rapidly changing industry.

As society’s understanding of wellness evolves, the cannabis industry is finding itself at the heart of a broader conversation about health, balance, and self-care. No longer just a substance associated with recreation, cannabis is increasingly being embraced as a key component in holistic wellness practices, offering a natural complement to physical, mental, and emotional well-being. The physical benefits of cannabis have been well-documented, particularly in pain management, inflammation reduction, and the treatment of chronic conditions. With the rise of CBD-infused products, more people are turning to cannabis for its potential to enhance physical health without the psychoactive effects typically associated with THC. Topical applications, such as creams and balms, are now popular among those seeking relief from muscle soreness, arthritis, and other inflammatory conditions. For example, Papa & Barkley offers a range of CBD-based wellness products designed to integrate seamlessly into a daily routine, providing natural relief and promoting overall physical wellness. Beyond the physical, cannabis is also making significant inroads into mental health and emotional well-being. Anxiety, depression, and stress are some of the most common issues people face today, and many are finding relief through the responsible use of cannabis. Microdosing, or taking small, controlled amounts of cannabis, has gained popularity as a way to manage these conditions without the overwhelming effects of higher doses. Companies like dosist are pioneering this approach, offering precise, controlled-dose vaporizers that allow users to experience the benefits of cannabis in a more measured way. This controlled approach is part of a broader trend of using cannabis as a tool for achieving mental and emotional balance, rather than as a recreational escape. The intersection of cannabis and wellness represents a new frontier in the pursuit of holistic health. As research continues and societal acceptance grows, the potential for cannabis to play a central role in wellness practices becomes more evident. For those of us at Solar Cannabis, this is an exciting development. We believe that cannabis has the potential to transform lives, not just through its medicinal properties, but as part of a broader, more integrated approach to living well.

The cannabis industry is in the midst of a technological revolution, with emerging innovations reshaping every aspect of the sector. From cultivation to distribution, these advancements are not just enhancing efficiency but also paving the way for new possibilities that were once unimaginable. One of the most significant advancements in the cannabis industry is the adoption of precision agriculture. Utilizing data-driven techniques and smart farming technologies, growers can monitor and manage their crops with unprecedented accuracy. For instance, companies like Agrify Corp are leading the charge with their vertical farming solutions, which incorporate environmental control systems, AI, and IoT devices to optimize growing conditions. This not only maximizes yield but also ensures consistent product quality that meets the increasing demands of consumers and regulators alike. Biotechnology is pushing the boundaries of what cannabis can be. Through techniques like CRISPR and gene editing, scientists are developing new strains with enhanced properties, such as higher cannabinoid content or resistance to pests. Ginkgo Bioworks, Inc. is at the forefront of this innovation, working on engineering yeast that can produce cannabinoids in a lab, bypassing the need for traditional cultivation. These advancements are opening up new avenues for medical research and product development, allowing the industry to cater to a broader range of needs and preferences. Sustainability is becoming a core focus for the cannabis industry, and new technologies are playing a crucial role in this transition. From energy-efficient LED lighting to water-saving irrigation systems, companies are investing in technologies that reduce their environmental footprint. Fluence is one such company, offering high-efficiency LED lighting systems designed specifically for cannabis cultivation. Solar Cannabis, for instance, utilizes Fluence LED throughout all of our cultivation areas. The cannabis industry is at the cusp of a technological renaissance. As these emerging technologies continue to evolve, they will undoubtedly shape the future of the industry in ways we are only beginning to understand. At Solar Cannabis, we are eager to embrace these innovations and explore the new opportunities they bring.

The intersection of cannabis use and pregnancy is an area of growing interest and concern in both medical and public health communities. As the legalization of cannabis continues to expand, so does the importance of understanding its effects on pregnancy and child development. This is precisely why the CERIUM JOURNAL CLUB has made this topic the focus of its next series of discussions. Join Us for the CERIUM JOURNAL CLUB – Pregnancy and Development Date & Time: First Tuesday of every month at 8:00 PM EST Location: Virtual Event on Zoom In the upcoming months, they will be diving into some of the most recent and impactful research surrounding cannabis use during pregnancy. Their discussions will provide a platform for healthcare professionals to engage with the latest findings and explore their implications for clinical practice, public health messaging, and patient care. For doctors, public health experts, and anyone involved in maternal and child health, staying updated on the latest research is crucial. The CERIUM JOURNAL CLUB offers a unique opportunity to delve into high-quality studies with the guidance of experts like Dr. Phil Molloy, Dr. Len Kamen, Teresa Simon, MPH, and Dr. Jahan Marcu. Each session not only presents the latest research but also fosters an interactive environment where participants can discuss and debate the findings. Expert-Led Presentations: Dive deep into the latest publications on cannabis and pregnancy with presentations led by experts in the field. Interactive Discussions: Engage in meaningful discussions during Q&A sessions, where you can share your perspectives and gain insights from others. Timely Updates: Stay informed on ongoing research projects and data collection programs that are shaping the future of maternal and child health. On September 3rd, 2024, we will examine the study by Baranger, D. A. A. et al., titled "Association of Mental Health Burden With Prenatal Cannabis Exposure From Childhood to Early Adolescence: Longitudinal Findings From the Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development (ABCD) Study," published in JAMA Pediatrics. This study provides critical insights into the long-term mental health outcomes associated with prenatal cannabis exposure, an area of research that holds significant implications for both public health messaging and clinical practice. As we continue to explore this important topic in the coming months, we encourage you to join the conversation and contribute to the collective understanding of cannabis and its impact on pregnancy. Together, we can ensure that our communities are informed, our patients are safe, and our practices are grounded in the latest scientific evidence.