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đź“… Join us on Saturday, April 13h for a historic virtual conference where the cannabis community and industry will present testimony and evidence for the descheduling of cannabis thus ending the 80 plus year LIE.
Our goal: Remove Cannabis from the Controlled Substances Act of 1971.
✍️ Sign up now to testify and make your voice heard in support of repealing cannabis prohibition. Let's push forward together for freedom, health, and choice!
CALLING ALL ADVOCATES AND EXPERTS
Join Us for a Virtual Conference ON 4/13 to Demand the DESCHEDULING of Cannabis as an Agricultural Commodity
Cannabis is more than a plant, it’s a resource for food, medicine, energy, and industry. It’s time to treat it as the agricultural commodity it is, much like alcohol, and remove it from the outdated restrictions of the Controlled Substances Act (CSA).
Mark Your Calendar:Â
On Saturday, April 13, 2025, one week before 4/20, we’re hosting a virtual conference to unite voices in advocating for the descheduling of cannabis. The event will feature three sessions, morning, mid-day, and evening, each lasting four hours, to accommodate participants nationwide.
Why Cannabis Should Be Descheduled and Treated as an Agricultural Commodity
Cannabis as a Crop: Like grapes for wine or grains for beer, cannabis is a versatile agricultural product with industrial, medicinal, and recreational uses.
Economic Growth: Treating cannabis as an agricultural commodity could empower small farmers, homegrowers, and mom-and-pop businesses, creating jobs and revitalizing local economies.
Support for Small Producers: Descheduling would open opportunities for family-run farms, local dispensaries, and community-based operations to thrive without being outcompeted by large corporations.
Environmental Benefits: Industrial hemp can rejuvenate soil, reduce carbon emissions, and serve as a renewable resource for textiles, biofuel, and paper.
Freedom to Grow: Farmers and homegrowers should have the right to cultivate cannabis without unnecessary federal interference, just as they do with other crops like hops or barley.
Who We Need to Participate:
We are offering space for speakers, each with 20 minutes to present their bio, summary, and supporting evidence. Your voice is critical. Join us if you are:
Farmers (including small and family-run farms)
Homegrowers
Mom-and-Pop Dispensary Owners
Hemp Cultivators
Soil Scientists
Agricultural Economists
Medical Cannabis Patients
Budtenders
Researchers and Academics
Hemp Manufacturers
Food and Beverage Processors
Sustainable Farming Advocates
Homesteaders and Preppers
Conference Schedule for April 13, 2025
Morning Session: 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Mid-Day Session: 1:30 PM - 5:30 PM
Evening Session: 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Each session provides ample time for participants to share their expertise and engage in discussions while accommodating various time zones.
Why This Conference Matters:
By focusing on cannabis as an agricultural commodity, we can:
Advocate for policies that empower farmers, homegrowers, and mom-and-pop businesses to participate in this growing industry.
Highlight the economic potential for local communities through small-scale farming and independent dispensaries.
Promote sustainable farming practices through industrial hemp.
Provide evidence-based arguments to dismantle the federal classification of cannabis as a controlled substance.
Join the Virtual Movement
This conference is our chance to send a united, evidence-based message to policymakers:Â
Cannabis must be DESCHEDULED and treated as the agricultural commodity it truly is. Together, we can push for federal reforms that support farmers, small businesses, and sustainable industries.
BE PART OF HISTORY!
Join us on April 13, 2025, to advocate for the freedom to farm, sustainable industries, and justice for cannabis.
