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But it wasn't long before he was a man without a cause. In 1933, just three years after Anslinger's appointment, Prohibition was repealed — and the purview of the Federal Bureau of Narcotics began to shrink. Crazy orgies, conversations with Satan, permanent insanity, and murder: These were the calamities that could befall marijuana users of the early 20th century — according to anti-marijuana propaganda. Another leaf motif is, front and center, the main shape on the dial, which is a complex creation of colors, skeletonization, and actual green crumbled cannabis leaf sprinkled into a semi-transparent layer. The compulsion to include cannabis (either actually or symbolically) is very strong. Indeed, a lot of the cannabis-themed watches that will be made will focus on the hemp/marijuana leaf since it is among the more recognizable allusions to cannabinoid pursuits, hence why it is predictable that a designer would also want to further connect the watch with its sometimes-illict cannabis-consumption theme. This article featuredin the TResearch Summer 2022Magazine. TResearch is an official science publication of Teagasc. It aims to disseminate the results of the organisation’s research to a broad audience. Réamonn Fealy: There are two particular benefits to the approach we took in designing the app. First, as David already outlined, is the capacity for repeat visits to a single point with high accuracy. Second is that standardised data can be viewed in real time if required.

Teagasc’s Enable Conservation Tillage (ECT) project has spent the last few years investigating and offering sustainable, cultural and chemical control solutions and support tools to stop the prevalence of grass weeds on farms. As part of this, members of the project team have created ECT Weed Watch – a unique mobile field app that enables the accurate recording of data at precise locations. Jimmy: The app enables all data collected by the ECT team and Teagasc tillage advisors to be accurately recorded at a precise location and in a standardised format. It makes gathering data more accurate and enabled the project team to achieve a larger survey sample without compromising the quality of the data collected. David: I was surprised by how easy it was to customise and design our own unique app. It really was a treat to be able to leave the pen and paper at home. John Mahon: There are 10 ‘focus farms’ involved directly with the project, each with its own crop establishment technique. Our project team advises farms using CT on different methods to help overcome grass weed issues, and then monitors the CT practices and their impact on grass weeds.

The Anti-Marijuana Propaganda That Panicked A Nation

Here, former ECT Technician David Schilder, former ECT Project Advisor Jimmy Staples, Spatial Analysis Unit Senior Researcher Réamonn Fealy and current ECT Project Manager John Mahon share why they created ECT Weed Watch, and the impact it has had so far.

David Schilder: We conducted a large survey of growers across the tillage industry in 2020 and 2021. With the help of Teagasc advisors, Biodiversity Agriculture Soil Environment (BASE) Ireland, industry and professional tillage advisors, over the two years we managed to get more than 120 farmers involved. They were curious about what we were doing and happy to take part. David: It’s been very positive. Team members who have used the app find it to be very functional and easy to use once shown how to. It saves time in the field as it only takes a few minutes to fill out each survey point. The aim of the project is to allow farmers in the tillage industry to adopt CT establishment practices for the long-term sustainability and viability of their farming enterprise. Jimmy: The project team sat down with Réamonn and ESRI Ireland (the company that supplies the underlying technology and who helped in the design of the Survey123 app), and discussed the important data required from the field assessments.Glass House Brands is a vertically integrated cannabis company based in California. With one of the smallest market caps on this list, it carries extra risk amid what is already a volatile sector. Anyway, I would personally find this very useful. If I get 6 likes / agrees / informative / comments or more then I'll run it.

With alcohol off the table, the department's business was limited to narcotics like cocaine and heroin — drugs used by a very small percentage of the population. Chasing them down wasn't going to result in fame or glory any time soon. Cannabis is now legal in 37 states for medical use and fully legal in 23 states, but on a federal level, its status has barely changed since the 1970s. Cannabis currently shares the same federal classification as heroin, ecstasy and LSD.

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The flip side of this is that the company’s price-to-sales ratio is one of the cheapest on this list, which could prove interesting if the company manages to improve upon its revenue growth in the future. Q2 earnings showed marked progress, with CEO Kyle Kazan referring to it as “the best (quarter) in our history”. Net sales jumped 171% year-over-year. Gross margin was 55%, compared to only 2% a year prior.

And this anti-reefer hysteria was, at least in part, the product of belligerent Federal Bureau of Narcotics Commissioner Harry J. Anslinger's 1930 one-man "call to arms" campaign against the drug. Harry Anslinger's Anti-Drug Crusade To support his claims, he solicited and received a number of dubious anecdotal accounts of marijuana-induced violence. He recounted tales like that of Victor Licata, who allegedly murdered his family with an ax while high on cannabis — though it later emerged that he was mentally ill and had no history of drug abuse. From my vantage point in Los Angeles, California, hemp and marijuana (both cannabis plants) are about as controversial as Swiss cheese, at this point. Recreational marijuana is legal here, as is the case in at least a dozen other U.S. states. That does not, however, represent the larger worldview about cannabis, where the plant is both still illegal and stigmatized in various parts of the world. The international nature of wristwatch sales means that brands that sell their products around the world need to contend with often polarizing opinions about products. I can easily see how a watch brand that produces a marijuana-enthusiast watch can garner as much hate as it does love, given how perceptions about the plant vary from place to place.Wild parsnip plant parts contain a substance called psoralen, which can cause a condition known as "phytophotodermatitis." This reaction occurs when plant juice gets on the skin and the skin is exposed to sunlight. The results are skin reddening, rash development, and in severe cases, blisters and burning or scalding type pain. Wild parsnip burns often occur in elongated spots or streaks. Dark red or brownish skin discoloration develops where the burn or blisters first appeared and can last for several months.