Cultivation Elevated - Indoor Farming, Cannabis Growers & Cultivators - Pipp Horticulture

📺 Subscribe & Watch on YouTube This episode explores the future of cannabis cultivation, focusing on emerging tech, sustainability, and automation with Anders and Michael: ABOUT CULTIVATION ELEVATED: If you are a grower or owner looking to optimize your existing or new cultivation facility or anyone looking to cultivate more in less space, then this is the show for you. Each week, join Host Michael Williamson as he travels across the country, to explore the world of vertical farming and the future of cannabis and food production through his conversations with leading industry operators, growers and executives who are demonstrating success and resilience as growers and cultivators. Each episode provides stories and key insights that will inspire and show you first-hand, how each of these companies have overcome challenges, and found their own path to success. Brought to you by Pipp Horticulture. SUBSCRIBE & FOLLOW: Spotify:

📺 Subscribe & Watch on YouTube In this episode, the team from Endless Biotech, represented by Gary Holland and Teddy Pillay, joins the Pipp Horticulture podcast to share a transparent look into their cultivation journey. They discuss the evolution of their internal systems, the importance of flexibility and data in refining operations, and how team culture plays a critical role in maintaining both productivity and morale. Gary and Teddy highlight their collaborative mindset - openly sharing knowledge with other growers and emphasize their appreciation for the support and technology provided by Pipp and their vertical racking systems. The conversation underscores a shared mission between Endless and Pipp to raise the bar for the industry through education, innovation, and community, closing with mutual gratitude and a commitment to ongoing partnership. Endless Biotech, represented by Gary and Teddy, shares insights into their operations, innovations, and lessons learned as a cultivator using vertical farming systems. Gary highlights the company’s approach to evolving SOPs, adapting to automation, and continuously refining processes through trial and error and internal feedback. Teddy emphasizes the importance of culture, clear communication, and team cohesion in maintaining high performance and avoiding burnout. Both reps underscore the value of data-driven decision making and being proactive rather than reactive in their grow operations. The group discusses how Endless Biotech collaborates with other growers and vendors (like Pipp), and how a shared commitment to transparency and learning helps lift the entire industry. Gary and Teddy express deep appreciation for their relationship with Pipp Horticulture, citing the impact of Pipp’s vertical racking systems on their grow capabilities. Pipp’s hosts express gratitude in return, noting that the podcast’s purpose is education and community building, not sales. The episode closes with mutual respect and a forward-looking commitment to collaboration and ongoing support. 🌱 Collaboration & Innovation-Focused Inside Endless Biotech: Building a Transparent, Data-Driven Grow OperationElevating Cultivation: Endless Biotech’s Journey with Pipp HorticultureFrom Racks to Results: How Endless Biotech Optimizes with PippOpen Source Growing: Gary & Teddy of Endless Biotech Share Their PlaybookPartnering for Progress: Endless Biotech & Pipp’s Shared Mission to Educate 🎙️ Personality-Driven or Conversational Gary & Teddy from Endless Biotech: Growing Smarter, Not Just BiggerBeyond the Grow Room: Endless Biotech Talks Culture, Data & InnovationNo Secrets, Just Systems: Endless Biotech's Radical Transparency in Cultivation 🔧 Technical + Inspirational Scaling Sustainably: Endless Biotech on Systems, Culture, and Vertical FarmingThe Endless Biotech Method: Flexibility, Feedback, and Vertical Integration ABOUT CULTIVATION ELEVATED: If you are a grower or owner looking to optimize your existing or new cultivation facility or anyone looking to cultivate more in less space, then this is the show for you. Each week, join Host Michael Williamson as he travels across the country, to explore the world of vertical farming and the future of cannabis and food production through his conversations with leading...

📺 Subscribe & Watch on YouTube Featured Guest: Dr. Allison Justice research-driven approachsmokabilitydrying/curingdata-backed airflow controlsolving cultivation challenges Pipp Horticulture x Fog City Farms Collaboration Fluence LEDsPipp airflow techmulti-tier flower room environmentscomplexities of airflowenvironmental consistency Custom Airflow & Environmental Control automated blackout curtains, duct socks, and return air systemshumiditytemperatureVPD (Vapor Pressure Deficit)dry/curereaches lower tiers effectively The Science of Smokability terpenescultivarphysiological variablestobacco researchchlorophyll content, sugar levelscostly and time-intensive Dry & Cure – The Most Critical Phase overlookeddrying conditions affect smokeabilitystandardize best practices Ongoing Research Trial Series airflow-focused trial seriesscience, engineering, and cultivation Final Thoughts digging deeperpioneering this researchcontinue the conversation ABOUT CULTIVATION ELEVATED: If you are a grower or owner looking to optimize your existing or new cultivation facility or anyone looking to cultivate more in less space, then this is the show for you. Each week, join Host Michael Williamson as he travels across the country, to explore the world of vertical farming and the future of cannabis and food production through his conversations with leading industry operators, growers and executives who are demonstrating success and resilience as growers and cultivators....

📺 Subscribe & Watch on YouTube Hosts Michael Williamson and Anders Peterson speak with Jon Jirikovec, Crop Specialist at Grodan, about substrate management, irrigation strategy, and cannabis cultivation. Grodan manufactures stone wool (Rockwool) for hydroponic and soilless cultivation, offering high control and steerability for growers. Jon shares his journey from retail cannabis work in 2013 to his current role supporting growers across North America. Grodan emphasizes listening to customer feedback and conducting research with institutes like WUR and CRIC to refine techniques. The team discusses crop steering and irrigation phases (P1, P2, P3) and how they’ve evolved in cannabis compared to vegetables. Rockwool offers better control and water efficiency than coco, though it requires more precision; it’s easier to rewet and adjust EC. Substrate sizing is critical; under-sizing can lead to overly vegetative growth and poor-quality flower (e.g., more C buds). Transitioning from HPS to LEDs often requires adjustments in substrate volume to avoid over-drying and improve irrigation control. Case studies show that even novice growers can succeed with Rockwool when supported with tools, data, and proper guidance. Slab systems offer more forgiveness and better resaturation uniformity than blocks, making them ideal for newer cultivators or limited environments. Labor efficiency and facility design (e.g., racking height and accessibility) play a key role in productivity and plant health. Rockwool systems reduce labor and mess compared to cocoa/soil systems, making post-harvest cleanup easier and faster. There's a trend toward more sustainable, low-EC, low-runoff irrigation strategies to conserve water and nutrients. Growers in water-restricted regions (e.g., U.S. Virgin Islands) may benefit from Rockwool due to its water efficiency. The importance of environmental control (e.g., VPD, leaf surface temps) in syncing with substrate performance was emphasized. Discussion of water circularity systems (e.g., True Zero Corp) that reclaim runoff and reduce operational costs. Greenhouse vs. indoor production: each has advantages; multi-tier greenhouse cultivation is less common but may suit tight spaces. Harvest and cleanup timing impacts microbial loads and crop quality; separate these steps to reduce contamination risks. Transitioning to bulking phase should be based on crop observations (e.g., end of stretch), not arbitrary timelines. Removing fan leaves too early can lead to foxtailing due to hormonal stress; timing and gradual EC changes are key. Crop steering is a spectrum, not a binary approach—subtle adjustments help maintain plant health and yield. Under-canopy lighting improves consistency in A/B grade flower but is not always necessary with good canopy and lighting strategy. Common Rockwool mistakes include letting blocks dry too much before irrigation and using undersized substrates. Substrate strategy should align with veg time, plant count limits, and business goals. Discussion teases future episodes on “synganic” growing—blending salt-based fertigation with organic additives for better terpene expression. Grodan is exploring microbial steering and root-zone microbiome strategies for added performance. ABOUT CULTIVATION ELEVATED: If you are a grower or owner looking to optimize your existing or new cultivation facility or anyone looking to cultivate more in less space, then this is the show for you. Each week, join Host Michael Williamson as he travels across the country, to explore the world of vertical farming and the future of cannabis and food production through his conversations with leading industry operators, growers and...

📺 Subscribe & Watch on YouTube Cultivation Elevated • Introduction:CO2 in Commercial Cultivation:CO2 Distribution:Liebig’s Law of the Minimum:CO2 Equipment and Tank Rentals:Challenges with CO2 Systems:Direct Air Capture vs. Liquid CO2:Innovative CO2 Solutions:Education and Market Gaps:Personal Insight:

📺 Subscribe & Watch on YouTube This episode of Cultivation Elevated dives deep into the curing process of cannabis, exploring its critical role in achieving high-quality flower. Hosts Michael Williamson and Anders Peterson discuss the science behind curing, including moisture content, enzymatic activity, and ethylene gas production. They also examine best practices, common mistakes, and innovative techniques used in both small-scale and commercial settings to optimize terpene retention, potency, and overall product consistency. Introduction Michael WilliamsonAnders PetersonPipp Horticulturecuring cannabisthree-part seriesharvesting, drying, and curingtraditional methods, scientific advancements, and industry best practices Understanding Curing & Its Importance Drying vs. Curingrapid moisture reductionhomogenizes moisture contentCuring enhances the terpene profileEnzymatic activity and degradationchlorophyll play a key roleEnvironmental factors like temperature, humidity, and light exposure Different Curing Approaches treat the entire drying room as a curing spacecuring in bags, jars, totes, or turkey bagsBurpingNew technologyauto-burp systems and sensor-based monitoring Science & Variables in the Curing Process Ethylene gasVapor Pressure Deficit (VPD) impacts moisture releaseCannabinoid changesconverts THC to CBNEnvironmental consistency is criticalhumidity, temperature, and air circulation Challenges & Best Practices in Curing Different strains (cultivars) require different curing approachessize and densityconsistent drying and curing conditionsPackaging mattersreduced flavor qualityCommercial growers need to maintain uniform environments in trim roomsModified Atmospheric Packaging (MAP) Industry Insights & Future Research Many growers still rely on experience ("feel") rather than scientific testingethylene gas’s role in curingoptimal curing environmentsTobacco and food drying industries offer some insights

📺 Subscribe & Watch on YouTube In this episode, the hosts dive deep into the intricacies of cannabis drying, sharing expert insights on best practices, airflow management, and the common pitfalls to avoid. They discuss the importance of controlling temperature, humidity, and airflow to ensure consistent, high-quality drying. Key topics include the pros and cons of different drying setups like racks vs. carts, how to avoid microclimates, and the importance of maintaining a controlled environment. The episode highlights the often-overlooked impact of drying on the final product and offers practical tips for improving the process, from designing the drying room to understanding moisture management. Drying Room Basics: Fan and Airflow Management: Carts vs. Racks: Drying Room Design: Quality Control in Drying: Curing and Final Product: Closing Thoughts:

📺 Subscribe & Watch on YouTube The episode discusses efficient harvesting techniques and the importance of maintaining cleanliness and compliance in the cannabis cultivation process. Michael and Anders share tips on improving speed and quality during harvest, such as the use of RFID scanning technology for tracking and compliance. One of the key points is the importance of cleaning up the cultivation room before starting to harvest to avoid contaminating the buds with particulates from the substrate. They also talk about using air quality meters to monitor particulate matter in the air during post-harvest processing. Michael and Anders emphasize the role of the cultivation team in harvesting, noting that they are typically more connected to the crop and handle it with more care than post-harvest teams. The podcast also discusses the importance of keeping a steady workflow and ensuring no team members are left waiting for tools or supplies. The team shares their experiences with improving harvest efficiency over time and the benefits of avoiding harvests on Mondays and Fridays, recommending mid-week harvests for better staffing and monitoring of the drying process. Additionally, the conversation touches on labor productivity throughout the week and the benefits of keeping harvests within a single day to avoid complications during the drying process. Harvesting Efficiency: Cleanliness and Compliance: Harvesting Team Composition: Workflow and Steady Flow: Optimal Harvesting Days: Labor Productivity: This podcast uses the...

📺 Subscribe & Watch on YouTube This episode dives into the evolution of product development at Pipp Horticulture, featuring guest Del Rockwell. The discussion highlights Del’s journey at Pipp, the engineering challenges and innovations in vertical farming solutions, and the launch of the new modular carriage system. The hosts explore Del’s contributions to the horticulture division, including how customer feedback, engineering excellence, and cross-industry insights shape product design. Key Points Discussed: 1. Del Rockwell’s Background: ◦ Transitioned from traditional engineering to horticulture-focused product development at Pipp. ◦ Enthusiasm for joining Pipp during its pivot to the cannabis industry, describing it as a “dream opportunity.” ◦ Emphasis on user-centered design and integrating customer feedback into product innovation. 2. Product Development Process: ◦ Explained the iterative nature of product design, starting from identifying customer challenges. ◦ The role of modularity in the new carriage system, allowing easier shipping, installation, and flexibility for customers. ◦ Rigorous testing, including cycling over 3,000 times with more than 5,000 pounds to ensure reliability. 3. Features of the Modular Carriage System: ◦ A shift from aluminum carriages to a modular skate-based system, resulting in: ▪ Lower shipping costs. ▪ Improved ergonomics for growers. ▪ Better airflow and easier cleaning, contributing to pest and pathogen management. ◦ Enhanced design aesthetics and elimination of potential failure points. 4. Collaboration with Grow Glide: ◦ Leveraging insights from the Grow Glide acquisition to merge the best features of both systems. ◦ Examples include relocating the drive box for better usability and refining structural components for enhanced functionality. 5. Industry Insights: ◦ Challenges of balancing cost and functionality for both cannabis and leafy green markets. ◦ Importance of longevity in vendor relationships, with Pipp’s 50-year history providing stability in a volatile industry. 6. Del’s Philosophy on Engineering and Product Management: ◦ Focus on solving root causes rather than surface-level problems. ◦ The importance of humility, curiosity, and collaboration in product design. ◦ Emphasis on understanding customer perspectives to deliver practical and innovative solutions. 7. Future of Vertical Farming: ◦ Anticipation of more specialized products tailored to diverse crop types. ◦ Continued efforts to balance costs and ROI for growers, especially in non-cannabis markets. ◦ Excitement around emerging technologies like robo-forming and advanced manufacturing techniques. 8. Team and Company Culture: ◦ Pipp’s customer-centric approach and small-team feel despite its corporate capabilities. ◦ A collaborative and iterative product development culture that integrates feedback from both engineers and growers. 9. Del’s Legacy Projects: ◦ Pride in developing the Elevate Deck, which significantly improved labor efficiency for multi-tier systems. ◦ Validation from industry imitation, seen as flattery for Pipp’s successful designs. Closing Notes: The episode wraps up with a nod to Pipp’s leadership and Del’s role in fostering innovation. Listeners are encouraged to connect with Del at trade shows like MJ BizCon to discuss engineering, racking systems, and vertical farming trends. The hosts promise more updates on Pipp’s product developments in future episodes. This episode underscores Pipp Horticulture’s commitment to advancing vertical farming technologies and their collaborative approach to solving grower...

📺 Subscribe & Watch on YouTube Podcast Episode Summary: Cultivation ElevatedHosts:Guest:Episode Focus:Key Topics Discussed:1. Research Facility BuildoutProject Overview:Facility Design: 2. Airflow and Environmental ControlsChallenges with Airflow in Vertical Farming:Technological Solutions:Research Goals: 3. Industry ApplicationsImpact on Cultivators:Broader Benefits: 4. Collaboration and Long-Term VisionKey Partnerships:Research Scope:Public Outreach: Key Takeaways:Importance of Airflow Optimization:

📺 Subscribe & Watch on YouTube Introduction & Guest OverviewCultivation ElevatedBackground of Rhythm CSSEarly Challenges in Cannabis CultivationFertigation and Environmental ControlUser-Friendly Interface and TrainingData Collection and AutomationChallenges with Space Allocation and Design FlexibilityRedundancy and Risk MitigationFuture of AI and Machine Learning in CultivationSensor TechnologyConclusion & Contact Information This episode provides an in-depth look at Rhythm CSS's role in advancing cannabis cultivation technology, emphasizing automation,...

📺 Subscribe & Watch on YouTube IntroductionProject ExampleAirflow and Plant GrowthMapping AirflowTools and TechniquesAirflow and YieldOptimal Airflow RangesLeaf Surface TemperatureRoom Design and CommissioningNew TechnologyPractical Advice This episode dives deep into how proper airflow management in indoor and vertical farming environments can significantly enhance crop health, growth, and consistency. ABOUT CULTIVATION ELEVATED: If you are a grower or owner looking to optimize your existing or new cultivation facility or anyone looking to cultivate more in less space, then this is the show for you. Each week, join Host Michael Williamson as he travels across the country, to explore the world of vertical farming and the future of cannabis and food production through his conversations with leading industry operators, growers and executives who are demonstrating success and resilience as growers and cultivators. Each episode provides stories and key insights that will inspire and show you first-hand, how each of these companies have overcome challenges, and found their...

📺 Subscribe & Watch on YouTube Podcast Title & HostsCultivation ElevatedEpisode TopicGuest Speakers Key Discussion Points: Urban Grow’s ServicesRetrofitting Cannabis FacilitiesTypes of RetrofitsBuilding Selection for RetrofitsEnergy RebatesNew Cannabis MarketsChallenges in HVAC RebatesClosing Thoughts ABOUT CULTIVATION ELEVATED: If you are a grower or owner looking to optimize your existing or new cultivation facility or anyone looking to cultivate more in less space, then this is the show for you. Each week, join Host Michael Williamson as he travels across the country, to explore the world of vertical farming and the future of cannabis and food...

📺 Subscribe & Watch on YouTube Mike Zartarian’s Background:Challenges in Indoor Cultivation:Commissioning and Tuning Cultivation Facilities:Sensor Technology and Innovation:Best Practices for Cultivation:Conclusion: ABOUT CULTIVATION ELEVATED: If you are a grower or owner looking to optimize your existing or new cultivation facility or anyone looking to cultivate more in less space, then this is the show for you. Each week, join Host Michael Williamson as he travels across the country, to explore the world of vertical farming and the future of cannabis and food production through his conversations with leading industry operators, growers and executives who are demonstrating success and resilience as growers and cultivators. Each episode provides stories and key insights that will inspire and show you first-hand, how each of these companies have overcome challenges, and found their own path to success. Brought to you by Pipp Horticulture. SUBSCRIBE & FOLLOW: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1bwsOgN... Apple:

📺 Subscribe and watch on our Youtube channel IntroductionDiscussion TopicsFinancial Modeling ChallengesInvestor PerspectivesConstruction and Operational ChallengesRevenue Projections and ProfitabilityEmerging Trends and DevelopmentsCustomer Retention and Market KnowledgePersonal Story and Motivation ABOUT CULTIVATION ELEVATED: If you are a grower or owner looking to optimize your existing or new cultivation facility or anyone looking to cultivate more in less space, then this is the show for you. Each week, join Host Michael Williamson as he travels across the country, to explore the world of vertical farming and the future of cannabis and food production through his conversations with leading industry operators, growers and executives who are demonstrating success and resilience as growers and cultivators. Each episode provides stories and key insights that will inspire and show you first-hand, how each of these companies have overcome challenges, and found their own path to success. Brought to you by Pipp Horticulture. SUBSCRIBE & FOLLOW: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1bwsOgN... Apple:

📺 Subscribe and watch on our Youtube channel This Cultivation Elevated episode primarily focuses on advanced cultivation strategies for cannabis indoors, covering topics ranging from substrate selection to irrigation strategies and environmental control. Substrate Selection and Characteristics Anders and Michael discuss various substrates used in cannabis cultivation, including rockwool and coco. Rockwool is favored for its consistency across batches and inert nature, making it suitable for precise nutrient control and advanced cultivation techniques under high light levels. On the other hand, coco is praised for its blend of steerability and risk mitigation, though it poses challenges due to variability between batches and potential issues with nutrient content. Factors Influencing Substrate Choice Consistency and Manageability:Steerability and Risk: Plant Density and Irrigation Strategies The conversation delves into optimal plant densities and their impact on cultivation outcomes. They emphasize the importance of tailoring planting densities to specific cultivars and optimizing them based on factors like light penetration, airflow, and irrigation needs. Environmental Control and HVAC Sizing A significant portion of the discussion revolves around HVAC system design and sizing. They stress the importance of basing HVAC requirements on canopy square footage rather than plant count due to the variability in plant counts during cultivation cycles. This approach provides flexibility and ensures that environmental conditions are adequately maintained regardless of changes in plant density. Practical Tips for Growers Irrigation Strategies:Microbial Management: Advanced Cultivation Techniques The speakers share insights into advanced techniques such as sub-canopy air circulation and under-canopy lighting to optimize plant growth and yield. They highlight the benefits of using specific substrates and configurations that support these techniques effectively. Facility Design Considerations The conversation concludes with considerations for facility design, emphasizing the importance of substrate choice, plant density, and environmental control systems in maximizing cultivation efficiency and yield. Conclusion Overall, this episode of Cultivation Elevated provides a comprehensive overview of advanced cultivation practices for cannabis, emphasizing the critical role of substrate choice, irrigation strategies, and environmental control in achieving optimal crop outcomes. Michael and Anders’ insights cater to both new growers and experienced cultivators looking to enhance their understanding and practices in indoor cannabis cultivation. ABOUT CULTIVATION ELEVATED: If you are a grower or owner looking to optimize your existing or new cultivation facility or anyone looking to cultivate more in less space, then...

📺 Subscribe and watch on our Youtube channel ABOUT CULTIVATION ELEVATED: If you are a grower or owner looking to optimize your existing or new cultivation facility or anyone looking to cultivate more in less space, then this is the show for you. Each week, join Host Michael Williamson as he travels across the country, to explore the world of vertical farming and the future of cannabis and food production through his conversations with leading industry operators, growers and executives who are demonstrating success and resilience as growers and cultivators. Each episode provides stories and key insights that will inspire and show you first-hand, how each of these companies have overcome challenges, and found their own path to success. Brought to you by Pipp Horticulture. SUBSCRIBE & FOLLOW: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1bwsOgN... Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... GET A FREE GROW CONSULTATION BELOW: https://pipphorticulture.com/contact/ ABOUT PIPP HORTICULTURE: Pipp Horticulture is the leading...

📺 Subscribe and watch on our Youtube channel The discussion revolves around the optimization of labor and space efficiency in cannabis cultivation. Anders and Michael highlight the importance of streamlining labor processes and minimizing touch-points to increase productivity and reduce costs. They emphasize the significance of time-saving measures in labor-intensive tasks, as seconds can translate to significant savings in labor costs. The conversation delves into the transition to multi-tier cultivation systems and the challenges growers face, particularly regarding labor access to upper tiers. Solutions such as Elevate platform systems are discussed as game-changers in enabling efficient access to multiple tiers for cultivation tasks. The complexity of engineering and designing multi-tier cultivation rooms is addressed, reframing it as a matter of familiarity rather than inherent complexity. Anders and Michael stress the importance of growers stepping out of their comfort zones to embrace new cultivation methods, which ultimately leads to improved proficiency. They highlight the advantages of multi-tier cultivation in maximizing space efficiency and increasing yield potential. A specific example is provided where a grower plans to retrofit their single-level facility to multi-tier after experiencing the benefits. The discussion concludes with an emphasis on the role of top-line revenue in reducing costs and the commitment to providing growers with valuable information and tools for success. Overall, the podcast provides insights into the optimization of labor and space efficiency in cannabis cultivation through the adoption of multi-tier systems and innovative cultivation methods. ABOUT CULTIVATION ELEVATED: If you are a grower or owner looking to optimize your existing or new cultivation facility or anyone looking to cultivate more in less space, then this is the show for you. Each week, join Host Michael Williamson as he travels across the country, to explore the world of vertical farming and the future of cannabis and food production through his conversations with leading industry operators, growers and executives who are demonstrating success and resilience as growers and cultivators. Each episode provides stories and key insights that will inspire and show you first-hand, how each of these companies have overcome challenges, and found their own path to success. Brought to you by Pipp Horticulture. SUBSCRIBE & FOLLOW: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1bwsOgN... Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... GET A FREE GROW CONSULTATION BELOW:

📺 Subscribe and watch on our Youtube channel Michael and Anders cover topics such as tier heights in flower rooms, considerations for tier spacing, pros and cons of different heights, ideal tier spacing, and considerations for veg and mother rooms. Overall, they emphasize the importance of considering factors like lighting efficiency, airflow efficiency, ceiling height, plant stretch, environmental control, substrate type and volume, handling processes, and the use of inner canopy lighting when determining tier spacing in different cultivation environments. They suggest that a tier spacing of around 5.5 to 6 feet is often ideal for flower rooms, while tier spacing in veg rooms can vary depending on factors such as cultivation strategy and plant growth duration. Tier Spacing in Multi-Tier Cultivation: Considerations for Tier Spacing in Flower Rooms: Considerations for Tier Spacing in Veg Rooms: ABOUT CULTIVATION ELEVATED: If you are a grower or owner looking to optimize your existing or new cultivation facility or anyone looking to cultivate more in less space, then this is the show for you. Each week, join Host Michael Williamson as he travels across the country, to explore the world of vertical farming and the future of cannabis and food production through his conversations with leading industry operators, growers and executives who are demonstrating success and resilience as growers and cultivators. Each episode provides stories and key insights that will inspire and show you first-hand, how each of these companies have overcome...

📺 Subscribe and watch on our Youtube channel Introduction and Background Atiyyah Ferouzs’ Career and Work GACP and GMP Standards Quality Assurance and Quality Control Challenges and Insights in Cannabis Regulation Global Collaboration and Industry Standards Remediation and Quality in Cannabis Production Conclusion This episode of Cultivation Elevated provides valuable insights into the complexities of cannabis regulation, the importance of quality assurance, and the benefits of global collaboration in the industry. ABOUT CULTIVATION ELEVATED: If you are a grower or owner looking to optimize your existing or new cultivation facility or anyone looking to cultivate more in less space, then this