The Higher Calling

For service disabled vet, a long journey in cannabis business paying off One of New York’s few cannabis businesses owned by a service disabled veteran is celebrating a milestone.

After years of hard work from our incredible team, we’re excited to finally open our doors to the public.

Tap Root Station, our shop under our NY micro license, officially opens tomorrow.

We’ll be open from 11 AM–8 PM, Wednesday through Sunday (closed Monday and Tuesday).

To everyone in the community who has supported us along the way, thank you. This is the beginning of a new Tap Root Fields chapter 🌱

ICYMI: The federal government just reclassified ma*****na to Schedule III. That means NY cannabis businesses—especially small, equity-owned operators—may see up to 75% in federal tax savings. 🌱💼 “More money for reinvestment, more profitability...and a more attractive industry for investors,” says OCM’s John Kagia. 📺 Watch the WGRZ segment to see what this could mean for #NYcannabis.

Want to learn to grow w**d? A new program at Syracuse University will teach you how Syracuse University will begin offering continuing education courses on ma*****na in the new year.

The blossoming cannabis industry Some three years after recreational cannabis sales were legalized in New York, retailers and producers are seeing robust growth while navigating a number of challenges.