When it comes to cannabis, sustainability has become a major topic of discussion, as our love for the plant is directly connected to our love for the planet. From seedling to final packaging, farms are taking bold steps to improve and enhance their cannabis production in order to reduce their environmental footprint, increase biodiversity, and provide exceptional products grown the way Mother Nature intended. One such farm is run by our pals at Strong Agronomy in Watsonville, CA, an ecologically-minded operation that harnesses the power of regenerative agriculture to grow exceptional weed on the Pacific coast.
As part of our ongoing “Farm High-lights” series, we caught up with Strong Agronomy’s Shy Ann Kenwood to talk more about regenerative agriculture and the importance of growing grass organically and sustainably. Originally just a blueberry farm, Strong Ag eventually moved into the weed space in 2016 as a way to provide healing cannabis to WAMM (Wo/Men’s Alliance for Medical Marijuana), a Santa Cruz-based organization working to make medicinal cannabis affordable and accessible to everyone. Since then, Strong Agronomy has grown into a bountiful operation that raises the bar for producing healthy plants that help humans and heal our home planet. And we’re stoked to have them part of the Old Pal family!
