by Kayla Johnson A growing majority of people who use cannabis and CBD products are using it to better their health in some way. Whether they battle with their mental health, or their health concerns are physical, many of these people have seen their lives dramatically change for the better in some way once they…
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Kayla’s Pick – AK-47
by Kayla Johnson For the most part, strain names give you a clue as to what you can expect from the strain you’re about to try out: Tangie tastes pretty tangerine-y, 9Lb Hammer hits like a nine pound hammer…you get the gist. Then there are the strains that kind of take you by surprise. This…
CRC Processing, what is it and Should we be Smoking it?
by Brittney Graham I don’t know about you all, but I have been seeing a lot of white lately when it comes to concentrates. I am talking new snow in Alaska white. Looking at the dispensary shelf has me seeing a rainbow of colors from golden honey to pure white snow with the price points…
Patient of the Month – Meka Stewart
Oklahoma cannabis patients, like the rest of the state’s green industry, have gained a reputation for being especially enthusiastic about cannabis. We have over 5% of the state’s population as patients now, people are stepping out of the canna-closet, sharing their use with anyone who cares to see or listen, and in doing so, are…
5 Ways Cannabis can Enhance your Workout and Improve your Recovery
Amy Lee Certified Cannacian and Health Coach Owner of Boho Oils Co If the thought of using cannabis to enhance your workout and improve your recovery time has you skeptical hopefully, I can provide a new perspective on improving your wellness. Every person has an endocannabinoid system, this is an internal pathway that communicates…
Ask GroMomma
by Kathy Goff It’s time to plant. The ideal window is NOW for planting seeds directly into the ground outdoors. Of course, you can also grow your seedlings indoors and transplant them outdoors into the ground or in containers after the last frost. To grow outdoors you need a sunny location with at least 5…
CannaBasics
by Brittney Graham Learning about different cannabis products and consumption methods is a very daunting task. There is a maze of information that can easily be found, but deciphering truth from fiction is another issue entirely. Not to mention the personal questions like what consumption method is best for me? No worries, here at Herbage,…
Why would a child need Cannabis?
by Tab Moura This is a question I have been asked more in my time as a cannabis advocate than any other question combined. Why would a child need cannabis? I admit, this question excites me, because it’s such an open ended question. Why wouldn’t a child need cannabis? For a moment, let’s think less…
OKLAHOMA LEGISLATURE’S 2020 SESSION
MEDICAL MARIJUANA HIGHLIGHTS by Sarah Lee Gossett Parrish, Cannabis Lawyer1 On Monday, February 3, 2020, Oklahoma’s new legislative session began and within a matter of days, Oklahoma legislators had filed numerous bills relating to Oklahoma’s medical marijuana industry. Between now and 5:00 p.m. on Friday, May 29, 2020 (the Legislature’s scheduled adjournment date, which is…
For the Eye & Heart
by James Bridges While shuffling through papers I dropped my phone onto the carpeted floor at this great little coffee joint in Shawnee. Just stupidly busy… As I lifted up my phone I heard someone call my name and take a seat on the sofa next to me. I remembered at that point to slow…
So Mush Love
by Brittney Graham Since the beginning of time early humanity has been interested in mycology, the study of mushroom and fungi. Thanks to their extensive research we know that there are six different types of fungi: edible, ornamental, medicinal, contaminant, venomous, and entheogens. We are going to be focusing on entheogen fungi, which is also…
From the Front Lines – March 2020
by Chip Paul As our industry matures it will be important that we guard the progress and the strides we have made both in our law and within the Oklahoma commercial medical marijuana industry. We have the best law in the country and the best regulatory environment, how do we ensure it is protected and…
Cooking With Grass – Shepard’s Pie
If you give Punxsutawney Phil’s opinion any weight, springtime is going to arrive before the actual season makes a change. As the temperatures begin to poke their heads above 60 degrees once again, most of us can feel that shift, when we finally throw open the windows, knock out the spring cleaning and yard work,…
Strainology – March 2020
Your March 2020 horoscope and what Cannabis strain will help you get through it! Remember, these are based on your Sun signs! by Brittney Graham Aries: Until the sun enters your sign on the 21st dear Aries your head might seem a little foggy. You mind seems to be full of a lot of unnecessary…
Women in the Industry – Sabrina Farias
by Kayla Johnson Part of what makes the cannabis industry and those who work within it unique is the passion that drives just about everyone involved. While there are always those who are out to make a quick buck, a vast majority of people who work with cannabis are there because they believe in cannabis…
Herb•age Magazine – March 2020
Herb•age strives to bring you fresh content every month. We cover a wide range of cannabis culture and medical marijuana-related issues from around the state of Oklahoma and beyond. In other words, It is our mission to be the voice of the growing cannabis industry in the state. Through fair and open discourse we hope…
5 Cannabis Creative things to do While Trapped Inside
Ah yes, the Corona Virus has us in isolation from the outside world. The real challenge is not driving ourselves, or anyone else we might be at home with, crazy during this trying time. Sure, laying on the couch without having to worry about meetings and snacking while I watch my third Netflix show binge…
Safe and Strong
by Sarah Lee Gossett Parrish, Cannabis Lawyer Dear Herb-Age Readers, In these days of uncertainty it is important that our industry remains calm, united, and strong. It is my hope that dispensaries will remain open through this harrowing time because they are, in fact, pharmacies. They are such a necessary component of the medical…
How to provide for your health in the middle of a pandemic!
by Chip Paul At this writing Oklahoma has just closed bars and restaurants. Kansas has just made the decision to close its K-12 school system, I would guess Oklahoma’s not far behind. Soon we may face a situation where we are all “sheltered in place”. So what does this mean, health wise? Do we have…
2020 Noble Cup Celebration + Awards Ceremony
OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA — Noble Nectar presents the inaugural 2020 Noble Cup Celebration + Awards Ceremony, taking place at Bricktown Events Center on Friday, March 20, 2020. Noble Nectar is proud to bring the Noble Cup to Oklahoma City as the first ever cannabis-inspired event to take place at Bricktown Events Center. With over 120…
Get Your Medicine On!
We are very happy to announce our new partnership with the Town of Medicine Park Events. Medicine Park is one of Oklahoma’s favorite events spaces. You can check out more information here Medicine Park Events List of Upcoming Events PARK STOMP March 14-15, 2020 Ending Spring Break featuring a jazzed-up version of Hillbilly bluegrass music presented…
Each Presidential Candidates Stance on Cannabis
Just in time for Super Tuesday, here’s an overview of the presidential candidate’s stances on federal Cannabis legalization. After all, this green plant holds a very dear place in our hearts and the hearts of over 30 other states. So, before you hit the polls tomorrow make sure you check out our list below! …
Women in the Industry – Arcillia Miller
by Kayla Johnson There are some people who simply embody some of the best things about the cannabis community and industry: passion, empathy, and a drive to see things change for the better for those who need it most. Arcillia Miller is one of those people, and since the passage of State Question 788, she…
Cooking with Grass – Canna-Chocolate Truffles
2020 is well underway now that February has arrived, and for many, thoughts have turned to Valentine’s Day and planning a special treat for their sweetheart. For some, that means a night out with dinner and a movie, and for others, a home cooked meal and a movie. Whatever way you celebrate, chances are, your…
From the Front Lines – February 2020
As of this writing there are well over 250,000 patient licenses in Oklahoma. Oklahoma’s current population is about 3,980,000. This means that 6.2% of our Oklahoma residents are now medical card holders. WOW! To illustrate how stunning this is, let’s compare Oklahoma to some other states. Guess how many states have 5% of their population…
WHAT WASTE DISPOSAL LICENSES MEAN FOR MEDICAL MARIJUANA BUSINESSES
by Sarah Lee Gossett Parrish, Cannabis Lawyer1 The Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority (“OMMA”) is encouraging qualified Oklahomans to apply for one of up to ten waste disposal licenses. To date, no licenses have been granted, but expect to see medical marijuana waste disposal businesses coming to a community near you by spring. What exactly does…
Getting to Know Your Cannabinoids – round up
by Brittney Graham As we come to our final installment of the getting to know your cannabinoid series, I thought it best to group the lesser known cannabinoids together. Not because they are less important, but because there is less known about them in the scientific community. Please note, the cannabinoids that have been discussed…
Watch out Roses
There’s a New Flower in Town by Amy Lee Each year more than 250 million roses are produced for Valentine’s Day alone. Putting flowers at the top of the gift-giving list year after year and even though I am a sucker for all things Valentine’s Day, I couldn’t help but wonder, “are roses the type…
Ask GroMomma – Feb 2020
by Kathy Goff An essential element of growing is light. Regardless if grow your cannabis indoors or outdoors, you are going to need a good source of light. More light means more weed. In nature, plants use the sun. Light is the force which makes photosynthesis possible, converting energy into usable glucose and oxygen. …
Solvent-free vs Solvent-less Edibles
by Brittney Graham Cannabis edibles can be found on the shelf of almost every dispensary that you choose to walk into. However, when it comes to purchasing these goods it can become confusing quickly once one starts to read the labels. Words like Solvent-free and solvent-less seem to rain supreme on that confusion list, at…
Patient of the Month – Greg Wilson
by Kayla Johnson Cannabis has brought new opportunities to thousands of people across the state of Oklahoma. For some, the medicine has been life-changing for their health, giving them the freedom to do their favorite things, or even return to work after being unable to for years. For others, it’s brought new business and a…
Kayla’s Pick for February 2020
Strawnana by Kayla Johnson One of the most fascinating things about cannabis is that it can vary so wildly through the smell, flavor, and terpenes. It can be incredibly diesel-ish and skunky, or spicy and woodsy, or like today’s pick, sweet as sun-ripened berries. Strawberry Banana, also known as Strawnana, is one of the sweetest-smelling…
Growing Marijuana is Therapeutic
by Kathy Goff, EdD Growing marijuana is proving to be as therapeutic as consuming it. There are a great many therapeutic benefits from nurturing and growing a plant. Gardening stimulates. It engages all of our senses, not just the sights, sounds and smells around us, but touch too. The textures of soil and plants tell…
Plant Based Medicine for the Modern Mind
As Oklahoma enjoys the green rush of cannabis and everything it has to offer, I couldn’t help but become more curious about other plant-based medicine. SQ788 has ushered in a new era for us as a community and has sparked a wealth of holistic and natural medicinal knowledge that I can’t help but dive…
Herb•age Magazine – February 2020
Herb•age strives to bring you fresh content every month. We cover a wide range of cannabis culture and medical marijuana-related issues from around the state of Oklahoma and beyond. In other words, It is our mission to be the voice of the growing cannabis industry in the state. Through fair and open discourse we hope…
Kayla’s Pick for January 2020
Strawberry Cough Most strains of cannabis are given their name for a reason. Whether it’s the sparkling appearance of Diamond OG, or the unmistakable aroma of Tangie, the names fit like a glove. The names give you some idea of what to expect from that particular bud. This month’s featured strain, Strawberry Cough,…
Great Times at The First Cowboy Cup!
by Brittney Graham The Cowboy Cup was held at the beginning of December in Stillwater and it was a great community gathering. Daniel Lewis, the organizer behind this epic event, did a great job creating a sense of family, education, fun, and excitement. Tumbleweed Dance Hall is off the beaten path but is an adventure…
Ask GroMomma – January 2020
by Kathy Goff This month we will continue to focus on indoor growing. Before starting your cannabis grow, you must decide what kind of an indoor growing system you want to use. Will you grow your plants in water, soil or a combo? One type of hydroponic growing is growing a plant’s roots in a tub…
Brandon Rust
Chasing the Call of Cannabis, No Matter Where it Takes You by Brittney Graham Brandon Rust, owner of Majestic Craft Cannabis and Bokashi Earth Works, has a life that sounds like it was written by Hollywood. I am so excited that I had the opportunity to speak with him about his experience with Cannabis and the…
Getting to Know Your Cannabinoids CBDA
by Brittney Graham As we continue on with our Cannabinoid spotlight series, I think it is the perfect time to introduce CBDA, also known as Cannabidiolic Acid. You might better know this compound as CBD (cannabidiol) since that is what it turns into over time and when exposed to heat. Along that train of…
Bud Scott
A Personal Profile by Kayla Johnson The cannabis industry, whether medical or recreational, promotes itself as a fairly united front, and for the most part, it is; we’re all Team Green here, right? As tightly knit as the industry and community can be, it’s not uncommon for patients, businesses, and even advocates to butt…
Sage Farms
by Brittney Graham Growing cannabis is new for the state of Oklahoma, growing other crops on the other hand, not so much. Ben Neal founded Sage Farms back in 2014 as a produce farm. After seeing the potential of aeroponic growing and how he could contribute to his community, he designed and manufactured a commercial…
From the Front Lines – January 2020
At this writing SQ806 has just been withdrawn and re-issued as SQ807 for our consideration. This petition effort, if successful, would legalize recreational marijuana here in Oklahoma. I think we are all asking ourselves if this is a good idea in Oklahoma at this time. I think not, and here is why. If you are a…
Chicken Tortilla Soup
by Kayla Johnson Congratulations my fellow Oklahomans, we survived another holiday season! Whether you went dashing all the way through New Year’s Eve, or hobbled through the holidays, it’s been a mad rush. Now that it’s back to daily life for most people, many find during the first few weeks of the new year, that…
Patient of the Month – Jennifer Cunningham
Since the passage of State Question 788, thousands and thousands of lives across the state of Oklahoma have changed. Some found freedom through a new career that they are passionate about, while many others found a new type of freedom from their medical conditions and injuries. They are able to enjoy life again thanks to…
Half Baked News
by Brittney Graham Big Money for Illinois Cannabis became legal on New Year’s Day in Illinois and it was big money to say the least. CBS News reported that 37 state dispensaries made 77,128 transactions the first day of legalization. This translates to over $3.17 million is sales and woah can you say green on…
Strainology January 2020
An Overview of 2019 Cannabis Milestones
by Sarah Lee Gossett Parrish, Cannabis Lawyer The year 2019 saw a plethora of milestones in Oklahoma’s Medical Marijuana Program and in the cannabis sector nationwide. In looking forward to this year and a new decade, it is important to take stock of battles won and lost on the fields of green. Oklahoma Milestones In…
Women in the Industry – Kimberly Campbell
by Kayla Johnson People become involved in cannabis for different reasons and at different stages in their life. Some people have just discovered the benefits of the plant for the first time in their twenties, while others have been finding relief in one way or another for a few decades now. Some remain patients and…
New Year, New Decade, New You
by Amy Lee Welcome to 2020 Ya’ll! A new year, a new decade and a fresh opportunity to live your healthiest life. Over 50% of Americans polled in an Urban Plates questionnaire stated that their New Year’s Eve resolution was to eat healthier or be more active. Statistically, only 4% of Americans will keep these…









































