One of the most unique aspects of our varieties are their early finishing times. If plants reach their sexual maturity by mid-July (northern hemisphere), they will be ready to harvest by mid-September. This groundbreaking advancement allows for canna...
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Between broken pipes, seized pumps, and clogged lines, it can seem like a full-time job just to keep the water flowing on your hemp fields. And with the infinite amount of soil types and weather patterns out there, there is absolutely no 'one size fi...
We don't. While it can be tempting to top your plants, we don’t recommend it. It is a tough job for roots to hold up a plant loaded with colas, and topping to produce more “tops” may only cause the plant to topple. Not to mention the time ...
As we say at the farm, the best fertilizer seems to be a farmer's footsteps in the field. That said, everyone wants to give their plants the best in order to thrive. As with all aspects of hemp farming, there is no exact formula for all to follow –...
Consistently walking your rows becomes a necessary chore as your field's flowers begin to take form in late July. This process allows you to develop strong relationship with your plants and identify male phenotypes early on. It’s especially im...
The future of smokable flower? On full display at Southern Oregon's Golden Grow Awards this past weekend. Congratulations to Kindred Hemp Co., Fusion CBD, Fern Valley Farms, Full Spectrum Pharms, RDSP Farms, Flying Armadillo Fields, Thompson Farms, a...
Farmers of trimmed flower are cognizant of market pressure and consumers' desire for new flavors. As flower lovers ourselves, we get it: one of life's most rewarding joys is encountering novel olfactory presentations, squeezing the flower...
CannaCultures celebrated its inaugural year with awards for the best flowers in the state of Illinois . We are proud to see Sour Space Candy take home first in the hemp cup. A huge congratulations to Vindustry LLC for the win.
Oregon's best cannabis farmers and extractors battled it out for the states prestigious Oregon Growers Cup Awards last weekend. It's always a huge honor to see our varieties podium - but an even bigger testament to the farmers who earned them. ...
By Andrea GarfinkelWith our molecular marker-assisted breeding program in full force, we're having to call in robot reinforcements to help us keep up! Don't worry, the robot hasn't replaced any of our scientists. Our moves towards automation ju...
We are excited to be working with some great people on some meaningful projects, here are a few of the collaborations we had going on in 2020.Pat Hayes, Oregon State UniversityWe are working with Pat’s lab on tissue culture experiments to induce ha...
Dr. Hsuan Chen and Brendan Rojas have been working non-stop for years to bring the first commercial cannabis triploids to farmers' hands, and a huge congratulations to the duo for their recognition in the Cannabis Scientist. It is an honor for the co...
With the hemp harvest complete at the farm, it's time to switch gears to prepping our fields for winter. After removing mulch and irrigation lines, we take soil samples from across our fields for analysis. From there we can decide if we need to adjus...
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