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Special issue on cannabis cultivation published

By monica in Uncategorized
March 20, 2015

Our group has contributed to a special issue of the peer-reviewed journal International Journal of Drug Policy on domestic cannabis cultivation, published in March 2015. 7 of the 13 papers in the issue have arisen from the World Wide Weed group, specifically from our global web survey of cannabis growers. They include:

Global patterns of domestic cannabis cultivation: Sample characteristics and patterns of growing across eleven countries

Lessons from conducting trans-national Internet-mediated participatory research with hidden populations of cannabis cultivators

Growing medicine: Small-scale cannabis cultivation for medical purposes in six different countries

Attitudes of cannabis growers to regulation of cannabis cultivation under a non-prohibition cannabis model

Production, perceptions, and punishment: Restrictive deterrence in the context of cannabis cultivation

Assessing the harms of cannabis cultivation in Belgium

Representativeness of online purposive sampling with Australian cannabis cultivators

Please tweet to us if you have any comments or feedback on our articles!

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Amanda Siebert @amanda_siebert·

My latest for @mycannabisnews: Calling all 🇨🇦home growers! Help @ProfDanBear and the @Wor1dWideWeed research team by taking part in the world's largest survey on cannabis cultivation. More here: https://cannabishealth.com/global-cannabis-cultivation-research-team-hear/

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Fiona Patten MP@FionaPattenMLC·

#UseOfCannabisInquiry: Now hearing evidence from Prof. Simon Lenton of @NDRIau, which conducts and disseminates high quality research that contributes to the reduction of drug-related harm in Australia. #springst 📺 live now: http://bit.ly/31dg1c5

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Rhys Cohen @rhyscohen·

Survey by @Wor1dWideWeed and @NDRIau finds most Australian small-scale cannabis growers are motivated by medical needs https://www.cannabiz.com.au/survey-finds-most-australian-small-scale-growers-are-motivated-by-medical-needs/

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NDRI Curtin @NDRIau·

‘Medical cannabis’ is most common motivation for Australian small-scale growers, according to early international study findings released by @NDRIau today - http://ndri.curtin.edu.au/news-events/ndri-news/media-release-growers-survey-early-april-2021. The survey is still open at http://worldwideweed.nl/. @GCCRCAustralia @Wor1dWideWeed @monicabarratt

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WorldWideWeed @Wor1dWideWeed·

Some prelim findings from our cannabis growers survey just published! Thanks @ConversationUK and @Drgpotter

Can you help contribute your experience with growing? You can find our survey at http://www.worldwideweed.nl

The Conversation@ConversationUK

"16% report only becoming involved in cannabis growing since the pandemic. There are 11% of respondents saying that having more time at home was why they were growing, while 8% cite increased cannabis prices during the pandemic as a motivating factor." https://bit.ly/3bAx79u

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