Oaksterdam University in Oakland

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  JP30 WUD420

  :: 02 October 2017 21:13:05

  I Want To Go To Studie There Man!! when i ve money...

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  Jose Angel Garcia

  :: 14 June 2017 19:03:32

  I had an awesome experience attending the 4 day seminar, I learned a lot and I was also able to refine a lot of things that I already knew, The staff and everybody there is very helpful and very nice and are always willing to answer any questions you have plus they're very very cool to talk to all the knowledge they have blew me away

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  Anil Sharma

  :: 12 May 2017 19:46:57

  Attended recently their basic and advanced seminar over 4 days and learnt almost all there is to know to start in this industry. Classes by well known authors and professionals in the industry covered topics like California and federal law, product knowledge, methods of ingestion, how to make edibles, how to home grow, commercial grows and above all invaluable advise from attorneys who specialized in cannabis defense. There was even an excellent lecture on how to start and run a cannabis dispensary given by a general manager of a famous local dispensary. Highly recommended and an excellent value for anyone wanting to enter this industry!!

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  mat rosales

  :: 19 April 2017 12:03:02

  Best cannabis education there is! Very affordable as well. Friendly staff and safe environment.

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  bern mosley

  :: 16 September 2016 15:07:08

  I attended the first classes offered on Los Angeles, when they tried a so called satellite campus. I went to understand the legal issues associated with helping growers and how dispensaries are started and run. The legal portion was very good, the horticultural portion was very weak. I am a licensed professional in the agricultural industry and consultant to commercial organic growers of fruits and vegetables in the US and Mexico. The area of concern for me and qualifying cannabis as medicinally beneficial, is when, growers are using pesticides that when used on fruits and veggies, instruct consumers to wash their fruits and veggies. What growers wash their buds? I know there are so called pesticide residue tests, but they don't cover the systemic pesticides many growers use to control insects and some fungus and none are okay for consumption or inhalation. Ed Rosenthal was one of the so called teachers and really seemed to be there to promote his books and not really speak to the dilemma of bringing a clean product to the market that is pesticide free. The industry needs to clean itself from the inside out.