Field Notes

What it means to be USDA and Sun + Earth Certified. We are a humble crew, but we’re pretty proud of our organic certifications. As longtime farmers of less federally-legal varieties, we haven’t always been eligible for certification by the US Department of Agriculture...

How A High-Altitude Environment Impacts Cannabis. Plants get more than just a great view when sitting on the side of a mountain. The elevation of our farm varies from 3,800 to 4,500 ft., and that altitude transforms both how a plant grows and how we cultivate it. In this environment, plants are challenged by...

How Terroir Impacts Cannabis: In the wine world, terroir is everything. Terroir (pronounced terˈwär) encompasses the natural environment in which a particular wine grape is produced—the soil, topography, temperature, climate, growing practices, and surrounding habitat. It’s not about “good terroir” and “bad terroir”...

Yes, Real THC Is Legal To Ship Nationwide (In small amounts). Over the past 100+ years, this plant has gone by many names. M***juana. Hemp. Pot. C*nnabis. W**d. Sensimilla. Herb. When Congress passed the 2014 Farm Bill, it defined “hemp” as something separate from “marihuana” for the first time under U.S. Code.

Comparing All The Forms of CBD: Full Spectrum vs. Broad Spectrum vs. CBD Distillate vs. Isolate vs. Hemp Seed Oil vs... CBD is everywhere. These products go by many names, ranging from “CBD oil”, “hemp seed oil,” and “cannabis sativa seed oil” to “distillate,” “broad spectrum,” and “full spectrum.” It’s a lot. It’s nuanced, too. All of these various versions of CBD are not made of the same thing, nor will they all feel the same when consumed.

Our farm allows plants to thrive in their most natural state: under the sun and exposed to the elements and seasons that help them grow into their strongest, most genetically unique selves.