HB2641 is not just about policy. It is about real Missourians who found relief through hemp when other options failed. This personal story explains how hemp changed my life and why Governor Kehoe should veto HB2641.
February may be the shortest month of the year, but Missouri’s cannabis and hemp community isn’t slowing down. With more than 250 events still scheduled statewide, February is packed with networking, wellness, live music, and community gatherings across Missouri.
Plain-English breakdown of Missouri’s proposed constitutional amendment (HJR 106), including medical program changes, unified hemp + cannabis regulation, homegrow gifting and certified sales language, and an open market with no license caps.
Missouri’s medical marijuana rules can be confusing for adults — and even more overwhelming when you’re trying to help a child who may benefit from cannabis. Whether your child is dealing with seizures, chronic pain, autism-related behaviors, or another serious condition, you deserve clear answers and a process that does not leave you guessing. This … Read more
Renewing your Missouri medical card in 2026 is simple — but there are a few easy-to-miss details that can cause problems, especially for high-dose patients. Many clinics do not explain everything, and if the doctor doesn’t select alternative dose and enter the number of ounces per month you need, the state will automatically drop you … Read more
We haven’t given up. New rules swing so far that even hemp chicken feed is illegal. Families, farms, and patient access are on the line—and we have 365 days to fix this.
Discover Missouri’s top 420-friendly events this November — from Taste of The Treehouse Lounge to Harvest Cup and JAINE in Harvest, plus more statewide highlights.