The Future of Hemp in Oregon: A Call to Action with Courtney Moran

September 27, 2024

In this important conversation, Justin Botillier, CEO of Calyx CPA, sits down with Courtney Moran of Earth Law LLC to discuss the recent OLCC public hearing regarding which hemp products will be allowed in Oregon's OLCC-regulated cannabis marketplace.

Courtney, a leading attorney in the hemp and cannabis industries, shares her concerns about the lack of engagement from the industry at the hearing, where only one comment was made despite critical discussions on proposed rule changes. With the public comment period still open, there's a final opportunity for businesses and individuals to make their voices heard.

Urgent Deadline: September 27th for Public Comment

The public comment period ends on September 27th at 12:00 PM, so now is the time to act. You can submit your thoughts and feedback directly to the OLCC by emailing olcc.rulemaking@oregon.gov before the deadline.

How to Shape Hemp Regulation

Watch this video to learn more about the proposed hemp rules, the importance of industry engagement, and how you can influence the future of hemp regulation in Oregon.

For more details, be sure to read Courtney's blog post at Agricultural Hemp Solutions.

The public comment period is your chance to shape the future of hemp in Oregon. Don't let this opportunity pass by.

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