Software for growers w/ full harvest 90 Day trial FREE! Run a better operation saving time & $$$. Metrc automation built-in.

these local Michigan canna girl / dispensary / metrc brand representatives think they are smoking the absolutely best smoke on earth … and that’s ok! i’m not here to change their mind … 👽 💥

What is the MOST important feature when choosing a POS system for a cannabis dispensary? I'm spending a lot of time lately evaluating cannabis POS systems and talking with operators about what actually matters once the doors open. Everyone talks about features, but if you could only choose ONE, what would it be? A. Inventory Management Knowing exactly what's on your shelves, what's moving, and what's missing. B. Compliance & METRC Integration Reducing compliance headaches and keeping reporting accurate. C. Customer Loyalty & Marketing Turning first-time customers into repeat customers. D. Reporting & Analytics Understanding sales, margins, employee performance, and business trends. Or is there something else that should be on this list? I'd love to hear from dispensary owners, managers, budtenders, consultants, and technology providers. What feature becomes the biggest headache when it's missing? #CannabisIndustry #DispensaryOperations #CannabisRetail #CannabisPOS #MinnesotaCannabis #CannabisBusiness #RetailTechnology #CannaCon2026

@CAcannabisdept has proposed regulations to allow "group tagging" of plants in METRC, replacing the requirement to individually tag cannabis plants, which is very labor-intensive and incredibly expensive. This will meaningfully reduce costs for CA cannabis cultivators - but will be especially impactful for large cultivators. Public comment due by July 28th. mailchi.mp/cannabis.ca.gov/r…

METRC doesn't care that you're a team of three. HerbGuard does. herbguard-2.polsia.app

What happens when inventory management moves at the speed of your operation? 👀 🌱 Built for operations 📦 Bulk inventory actions 📱 Real-time visibility ✔️ @Official_Metrc-ready workflows #StashStock #CannaScanner #CannabisTech #RFID #METRC

Operational costs digging into your bottom line? We've built software to automate and handle cannabis grow OPS to manage teams, compliance, batches, and more. See some real savings with our FREE TRIAL! MUSTASHIO.COM #cannabisgrowers #cannabiscultivation #cannabisgrow #metrc #cannabiscompliance

I haven't been posting things that I build lately .. cause i've been busy building Batchy and learning the METRC api. Helping a brand get connected to METRC directly saves them from unnecessary software middlemen. and you know im all about cutting out the middleman!

Cannabis Products in 'California Packaging' Found at Michigan Facility Over 12,000 products were lacking Metrc tags. complaint against a cannabis processor after an inspection turned up several products that appeared to be from out of state. #Cannabis cannabisequipmentnews.com/pr…

🚨 Questions Raised About Senate District 34 Candidate Brent Driskill Following OBN Registration Denial According to reporting by Page Six Oklahoma, Republican Oklahoma Senate District 34 candidate Brent Driskill was denied a marijuana-related registration by the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics (OBN), raising questions about compliance, transparency, and accountability. Inside the OBN Investigation The matter centers on a marijuana cultivation site located at 20012 East 6th Street in Tulsa, associated with 6th Investments LLC. According to OBN findings, agents investigating an application in September 2024 alleged unlawful cultivation activity, diversion concerns, and a refusal to allow inspection of the facility. The report states that occupants denied agents access to the property. Following the attempted inspection, neighbors and surveillance footage reportedly documented a U-Haul arriving at the site and later departing with marijuana loaded inside. When agents later returned with a search warrant, most of the marijuana had reportedly been removed. Investigators documented only small quantities remaining, including material allegedly still smoldering in a burn pile. OBN ultimately tied the activity to alleged unlawful manufacturing and cultivation under Oklahoma controlled substance laws. The Ownership Change In 2025, the OMMA license and METRC inventory were reportedly transferred to MGJT LLC, with Brent Driskill listed as the sole owner on the application. According to OBN, more than 1,000 marijuana plants appeared to have been carried over from the prior operation. The Bureau ultimately denied the registration application, citing: • Compliance failures with state law • Weak diversion controls • Alleged false or misleading information • Prior conduct involving controlled substances • Public health and safety concerns OBN’s conclusion was direct: approval would be “against public interest.” Questions for Voters Driskill is seeking the Republican nomination for Oklahoma Senate District 34 in the June 16, 2026 primary. As with any candidate seeking public office, voters are entitled to review the facts and ask questions about matters that may reflect on leadership, judgment, and accountability. Among the questions some voters may have: • Were state regulators prevented from conducting an inspection? • What is the full explanation for the ownership transition and inventory transfer? • How does Driskill respond to the allegations and findings cited in the denial? • What should voters know before casting their ballots? This is ultimately a matter for voters to evaluate based on the available facts, the candidate’s response, and any additional information that becomes public. Credit to Page Six Oklahoma for obtaining and reporting on the denial letter and related records. #OklahomaPolitics #SD34 #AccountabilityMatters #OklahomaSenate #Transparency #PageSixOklahoma

🚨 Questions Raised About Senate District 34 Candidate Brent Driskill Following OBN Registration Denial According to reporting by Page Six Oklahoma, Republican Oklahoma Senate District 34 candidate Brent Driskill was denied a marijuana-related registration by the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics (OBN), raising questions about compliance, transparency, and accountability. Inside the OBN Investigation The matter centers on a marijuana cultivation site located at 20012 East 6th Street in Tulsa, associated with 6th Investments LLC. According to OBN findings, agents investigating an application in September 2024 alleged unlawful cultivation activity, diversion concerns, and a refusal to allow inspection of the facility. The report states that occupants denied agents access to the property. Following the attempted inspection, neighbors and surveillance footage reportedly documented a U-Haul arriving at the site and later departing with marijuana loaded inside. When agents later returned with a search warrant, most of the marijuana had reportedly been removed. Investigators documented only small quantities remaining, including material allegedly still smoldering in a burn pile. OBN ultimately tied the activity to alleged unlawful manufacturing and cultivation under Oklahoma controlled substance laws. The Ownership Change In 2025, the OMMA license and METRC inventory were reportedly transferred to MGJT LLC, with Brent Driskill listed as the sole owner on the application. According to OBN, more than 1,000 marijuana plants appeared to have been carried over from the prior operation. The Bureau ultimately denied the registration application, citing: • Compliance failures with state law • Weak diversion controls • Alleged false or misleading information • Prior conduct involving controlled substances • Public health and safety concerns OBN’s conclusion was direct: approval would be “against public interest.” Questions for Voters Driskill is seeking the Republican nomination for Oklahoma Senate District 34 in the June 16, 2026 primary. As with any candidate seeking public office, voters are entitled to review the facts and ask questions about matters that may reflect on leadership, judgment, and accountability. Among the questions some voters may have: • Were state regulators prevented from conducting an inspection? • What is the full explanation for the ownership transition and inventory transfer? • How does Driskill respond to the allegations and findings cited in the denial? • What should voters know before casting their ballots? This is ultimately a matter for voters to evaluate based on the available facts, the candidate’s response, and any additional information that becomes public. Credit to Page Six Oklahoma for obtaining and reporting on the denial letter and related records. #OklahomaPolitics #SD34 #AccountabilityMatters #OklahomaSenate #Transparency #PageSixOklahoma

And check out @ccasacchia's deep dive into the tumultuous Metrc rollout from January for insight into why these bills are so important for the cannabis market to function effectively. cultivated.news/p/it-s-been-…

MEDICINAL CANNABIS ROLLOUT EXPECTED BEFORE END OF JUNE THE Bahamas Cannabis Authority expects to begin rolling out the country's medicinal cannabis industry within weeks after signing an agreement with US-based tracking company Metrc, officials confirmed. bit.ly/4dJFujp

@nys_cannabis I leaned yesterday metrc wanted to have a special micro license addition for the seed to sale and @nys_cannabis told them NO. Making micros buy tags for every license type. Metrc told @nys_cannabis that’s not how anyone does it not even California. @nys_cannabis insisted on not including micros. @nys_cannabis please explain the obvious Sabotage

It's confirmed: NY will help cannabis operators with $10 million as part of today's budget to comply with the Metrc track-and-trace rollout.

This year there are 17 brands who have never been in the box. There are some brands that consistently produce 🔥who seem to always make it in the box. There are also brands who won awards at our last event in 2025 who are not in the box this year. If you submit an entry in the preliminary round , you can't be a judge. Historically our California boxes have a mix of growers and white labelers/curators. It's such a Big part of the Cali landscape. We have discussed doing a special box that would be growers only, but what if that grower doesn't like his batch , what is to stop him from going and paying top dollar from somebody else and entering that ? In Michigan & Oklahoma are boxes are growers only. Everything is sent to us from a licensed grow in Metrc and tested. It's batch specific and about timing. Not sure what brands you're referring to that you feel are better than some in the box. Hope this helps.

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All Zalympix entries were full panel tested for submission. And the tests were sent over to them in Metrc along with the manifest

Shipping gummies with OK METRC tags and fake hemp COAs is 2026 in a nutshell. Long live the trap.

Just think it’s funny you got a METRC logo on them and calling it hemp 😂 Long live the trap