TerraLeaf New Jersey

09/16/2022

New Jersey is the latest state to protect workers who use cannabis. But that doesn't mean you can smoke on the job.

04/01/2022

The legislation would monumentally reshape U.S. drug policy and the decades-long war on drugs.

01/03/2022

Stay safe out there!

The biggest snowstorm since at least December 2018 will grip South Jersey Monday.

12/10/2021

New Jersey just got a little greener! We are excited to expand our footprint to the Garden State! We invite you to follow us on social media on our journey as we open our Alternative Treatment Center in Atlantic City. *****na

12/09/2021

We are so excited to come to the Garden State!

There are 23 dispensaries serving 121,000 people, far fewer than what's needed, the state commission said.

11/23/2021

NJ legal w**d entrepreneurs who have been convicted on ma*****na offenses will be placed at the front of the line of applications for a license.

11/01/2021

Tomorrow is !

Election Day 2021 in New Jersey is Tuesday, Nov. 2, with polls opening at 6 a.m. and closing at 8 p.m. Here is what is open and closed on Election Day.

10/28/2021

The governor of New Jersey says he’s open to giving adults the right to cultivate ma*****na for personal use.

The governor of New Jersey says he’s open to giving adults the right to cultivate ma*****na for personal use. The state is still in the process of implementing legalization following voter approval of the reform last November, and home cultivation is not currently permitted under the conforming le...

10/01/2021

More towns in New Jersey are expected to follow suit before recreational cannabis sales start, probably not until next year.

03/08/2021

As a woman-led company, International Women’s Day is a celebration we will never pass up. Today, we want to recognize one woman in particular:

Margaret Mead was an American cultural anthropologist, an intellectual, a scientist, and a Philadelphia native. Although she is the author of numerous books on primitive societies, she also wrote about various contemporary issues – as well as being one of the most outspoken women in the twentieth century regarding cannabis legalization.

At the height of her career, on October 27th, 1969, Margaret spoke at a Senate hearing where she argued that continuing to keep ma*****na illegal was “a new form of tyranny by the old over the young”, according to an article archived in the Colorado Historic Newspapers Collection. She continued to blast the hypocrisy of its criminalization by alluding to how an adult will walk around with a cocktail in one hand and a cigarette in another, when the effects of both are arguably more damaging than cannabis. “The attempt to restrict the use of this youth choice has resulted in graver social consequences than those associated with Prohibition in the 1920s.” She continued to cite the cultural practices of other nations where ma*****na is utilized regularly for work, medicine, and relaxation.

But despite her knowledge and the facts presented, Mead’s pleas fell upon deaf ears. In the years that followed we saw the continuation of anti-cannabis propaganda and the infamous “War on Drugs”. Imagine what could have been has she been taken seriously that day…

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02/26/2021

Black History Month may be coming to a close, however we stress the importance of supporting black influencers, creators, and industry pioneers all year round.

CJ Wallace, inspired by his late father, Christopher “Biggie Smalls” Wallace, founded Think BIG, a company that creates curated cannabis products rooted creativity, curiosity, and collaboration. His company advocates for safe use of ma*****na through the development of new products, stories, research, and charitable projects, while promoting the plant’s ability to aid in personal expression, health, and wellness. Think BIG is also a champion of criminal justice reform by advocating for the plant’s decriminalization. “Many people don’t know my dad was arrested for a cannabis conviction before he died. So, had he lived, he would have been dealing with the criminal justice system like so many other black men.'”

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02/22/2021

HUGE NEWS FOR THE GARDEN STATE!

Gov. Phil Murphy signed the legal ma*****na bill into law after several stops and starts that left many doubting it would become a reality.