Curing is an often overlooked but essential component of producing medical grade cannabis. The preservation of the terpenes throughout the post harvest process is often the difference between an average product and a well received product. At Forbidden Harvest, we are focused on ensuring that the hard work we put in to our cultivation is not wasted through industrialised post harvest processes. A lack of respect in the post harvest process is a sure fire way to ensure that your product will never reach its true potential. While some producers are solely focused on the mentality that time is money - at Forbidden Harvest, we think time makes quality - and we don't want to waste anyones time with anything less. That's why we only grow in small batches, allowing us to take our time and ensure that only the highest level of output makes it out of our facility. It's about ensuring that what we produce, we would be happy for our families to use to help their conditions. It's about care for the process. It's about care for the outcome. That's the Forbidden Harvest difference - Hand Crafted, Australian Grown.
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When we first started making plans to produce medical cannabis for the Australian market, we had one major goal...to stop Australia being so reliant on international imports for high quality products. It has long been a controversial position to take that the Australian cultivation scene wasn't meeting standards. Misguided practices which were meant to revolutionise the process and distance producers from traditional practices did little except diminish our standing as international producers and open the door for major international players to begin dominating the Australian market. Much noise was made around an uneven playing field, but there was silence on why these products were preferred at a patient level. That is where we at Forbidden Harvest saw an opportunity to raise the bar and try to meet our competition at a level worth competing at. Over the past 6 weeks, we have been working tirelessly to get our team and facility operating at its potential. Already, through the implementation of traditional practices we have seen tremendous improvement in terms of the quality of this facilities output. We will be continuing to improve upon our processes in the coming months, with the ultimate goal being to show the market what Australian grown cannabis has the potential to be. It's a massive challenge, but one that we are more than confident we will be able to achieve. We are very excited to see our products entering the market soon, with our total output already sold for the coming year! It has been lifelong dream for us to be able to serve the Australian market at a level it deserves to be served at and we look forward to seeing this market grow into maturity. Hand Crafted. Australian Grown. Forbidden Harvest.
Curing is an often overlooked but essential component of producing medical grade cannabis. The preservation of the terpenes throughout the post harvest process is often the difference between an average product and a well received product. At Forbidden Harvest, we are focused on ensuring that the hard work we put in to our cultivation is not wasted through industrialised post harvest processes. A lack of respect in the post harvest process is a sure fire way to ensure that your product will never reach its true potential. While some producers are solely focused on the mentality that time is money - at Forbidden Harvest, we think time makes quality - and we don't want to waste anyones time with anything less. That's why we only grow in small batches, allowing us to take our time and ensure that only the highest level of output makes it out of our facility. It's about ensuring that what we produce, we would be happy for our families to use to help their conditions. It's about care for the process. It's about care for the outcome. That's the Forbidden Harvest difference - Hand Crafted, Australian Grown.
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🚨Kentucky Medical Cannabis Update 🚨 We are being inundated with calls since cultivation licenses have been awarded. Most of these companies submitted an address in their application that either does not work for cultivation or will take too long to ramp up to get product to the shelves. They need robust power and electrical component lead times are still over 50 weeks. If you have a property that has adequate power you are way ahead.. Still navigating proximity to schools, city’s and counties that opted out of the program, covenants and restrictions of industrial parks… this narrows sites significantly. Of the licenses awarded, over half of the companies that got one are looking to sell the license and move on. (Nobody really knows what a license is worth) The cultivators are being pressed to get product to the market. In the event they do not perform well, the state can award cultivation licenses to other applicants. If they do perform well, the state can instead choose to increase the canopy allocations to existing license holders. It’s the Wild West.
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