Topic: Co-op

Colorado bill making it a crime to grow recreational weed for others heads to gov’s desk

• Colorado House gives prelim OK to lower limit: 16 marijuana plants per residence
• Colorado’s high plant limit helps state’s sickest patients, but there’s a dark side
• Colorado medical marijuana community concerned with bill that sets much lower plant limit
• Colorado looks to ban co-op marijuana grows to block black market
• Fixing Colorado pot industry’s financial issues weighs on commish
• How an overlooked Colorado law helped pot credit union get charter
• Colo. pot credit union could be open by Jan. 1 under state charter
• Weed business incubator in works, with bank option too
• Pot-banking cooperative: Colorado law stuck in stalemate
• Pot banking: Colorado co-op plan signed into law
• Pot banking: Governors for Colo., Wash. ask feds yet again for promised guidance
• Pot banking: Co-ops likely to fail, but are stirring needed fed-state debate
• Hickenlooper will approve cannabis co-op bill, but “it’s not a final solution”
• NPR audio: Might this credit union-styled cannabis co-op actually work?
• Pot banking: Colorado co-op plan adds hemp farmers
• Pot banking: Colo. finance co-op bill adds property owners
• Pot banking “co-op” plan survives Colo. House, moves on to Senate
• Marijuana co-op finance bill refuses to die in Colorado statehouse
• Cannabis credit union? Colo. bill would create banking option for pot businesses
• New Colo. bill would create banking option for pot businesses