A huge congrats to Horn Creek Hemp for taking first at the High Times Hemp Cup for their Lifter flower. Great to see Rogue Origin take home a cup for their Hawaiian Haze as well. Southern Oregon farmers win big!Visit Horn Creek Hemp and Rogue Origin'...
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Our heavy yielding classic, Lifter, is named after the "Mortgage Lifter" heirloom tomato variety, as a dedication to our mom, the queen of heirloom tomatoes and hillside gardening. She taught us how to cultivate, both in the field and the garde...
Greenhouses rule Using a greenhouse is the most reliable method of germinating hemp seeds for outdoor production. Temperature, humidity, and soil moisture levels are much easier to regulate, and supplemental lighting can be added to lengthen day...
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 –...
It's a bit bittersweet to announce amidst a global pandemic, but after 9 months of seed production and a frenetic month of package preparation by our crack shipping team, initial seed orders departed from our facility today. A tremendous thanks to ou...
Long before our seeds reach public hands they are trialed on our 50-acre R&D plot (pictured above) for field readiness. In 2019, our genetics were also trialed alongside other reputable varieties by North Carolina State University's Hemp Ext...
Congratulations to the growers who cleaned up at The Hemp University's Golden Grow competition in Southern Oregon, arguably the epicenter of craft sungrown CBD rich hemp. There were plenty of great entries, and we were thrilled to see Singh...
Our Suver lead, Chris Egli, has spent years dialing in his seed production prowess and it shows. I'm sure it's tough being constantly surrounded by these resin covered flowers caked with seeds. The terpenes are loud and the trichomes are thick, but i...
Couldn't be more proud to be featured as breeders of the month by West Coast Leaf Magazine! Lots more to come! Check out the Leaf Publications here.
Planting 45 acres strictly for research and development turned out to be a lot more work than we had planned, but the crew stuck together and got it done! Many of the plants in this field will become mothers for our future generations!
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