Indoor Cannabis Cultivation: Page 5

Cultivating in the 21st Century

How Evolution Pharms found the right equipment partner to modernize its Arizona operation

Shoulder to Shoulder

Josh Malman, vice president of cultivation at Jushi Holdings Inc., leads by example and ensures his team knows what the goal is and how to achieve it.

Can Your Cannabis Business Benefit from Post-Harvest Automation?

To maximize your ROI, it’s critical to evaluate the following key factors against your production goals and processes before investing in automation.

urban-gro to Acquire Emerald Construction Management

The acquisition will add in-house design-build solutions to urban-gro’s global indoor CEA service offerings.

How CAMP’s Irene Villanueva and Aaron Nino Work: Cannabis Workspace

In this installment, CBT offers an inside look at the tools and habits behind the Las Vegas operation.

5 Tips to Improve the Reliability of Hydroponic Growing

Hydroponic growing can optimize plant growth by exact control of nutrient availability and root environment, while also conserving fertilizer and water.

Inside New York’s Legislation to Allow Hemp Farmers to Grow Cannabis for the State’s Adult-Use Market

Two legal experts weigh in on how the legislation will impact the state’s cannabis and hemp industries and what will have to be in place for operations to run smoothly.

How The Real McCoy’s Chad McCoy Works: Cannabis Workspace

In this installment, CBT presents an up-close look at the tools and habits behind the Nevada-based operation.

Oreoz (Cookies and Cream x Secret Weapon)

Cultivation information for growers, from breeders.

Assessing Social Equity From an Oregon Perspective

Jesce Horton, LOWD co-founder and CEO, discusses how the cannabis industry can become more inclusive.

Indoor Innovations

Working with PIPP Horticulture helps Cannerald utilize its full indoor space and boost efficiencies in cultivation.

Carver Family Farm Plans to Bring Quality, Variety to New Mexico’s Adult-Use Market: The Starting Line

Matt Muñoz, a partner in the Albuquerque-based business, says “craft cannabis is going to be the next big thing” for the city, which already has a large microbrewery and craft distillery culture.

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