Hive Mendocino Cannabis Blog

As a farmer, pests are a normal part of our day. But how do we manage them sustainably?

Sleep and cannabis have gone hand-in-hand for decades. Learn more about its relationship!

Cannabis farmers in the Emerald Triangle start their plants from clones or seeds. Depending on their growing style, one may be more preferable.

The new year brings with it an abundance of new possibilities. It’s an opportunity to start anew, to try alternative methods, and to work on ourselves as cultivators. This year, we want to focus our development in the garden, working to find ways to weave sustainability and community involvement in our everyday routine.

A day on the farm is exciting and filled with life, but not all life on the farm is good for the plants.

When it comes to finding consistent, quality cannabis products, buyers must look deep into a farm's vision and values ...

We at Hive Mendocino support the idea of sustainable farming practices for a multitude of reasons.

It wouldn’t be right if we didn’t share the wondrous experience of cultivating cannabis with our buyers. That’s why we offer farm tours to our clients so they, too, can see the love and appreciation that we pour into our crops.

To achieve cultivation success, we have to begin from the ground up. Precision soil sampling is our starting line.

Hive Mendocino encompasses a category of cannabis untouched by most cultivation operations in the state of California. This, is Craft at Scale.

The Hive Mendocino Cooperative has the ability to offer our clients various cultivars and harvest dates due to the nature of our group. Learn more about the varieties we are growing!

As owners and operators, we know how valuable our time is. Efficiency is key.

We hope these five tips add value and sustainability to your home garden.

So how can the small farmer, one with 10,000 sqft or less of cultivation space, expect to supply enough to make the distributor’s time worthwhile? Cannabis cooperatives have offered a solution for these farmers.

The cannabis we know and love has an aroma and experience that we desire, but where do these unique effects come from? Cannabinoids and terpenes.