When a cannabis grower buys a greenhouse, they might be getting more than they bargained for. Enertec Engineering has helped produce superior plants in greenhouses for years – now the company is creating innovative ways to grow better cannabis.
April 2019
Modus Structures provides prefabricated modular building solutions to infrastructure projects such as multi-family residential buildings, offices, quick-serve restaurants, and agricultural production facilities. Modus can also install the products it manufactures to offer a complete turn-key service for any type of modular construction project.
When William L. Porter, a former Dean of Architecture and Planning at MIT and emeritus professor of 35 years, and brothers Daniel and Brian Anderson set out to start their own architecture firm in 1994, there was no crystal ball that could have told them that 25 years later, their designs would lead them to the cannabis industry.
Zoned Properties, as the name implies, helps cannabis companies navigate the red tape of zoning, permits, and politicians – letting companies focus on perfecting their product. Zoned is proficient in the areas of property identification, sustainable development, and leasing.
As a licensed producer of cannabis in Canada, James E. Wagner Cultivation Corporation grows high-quality medical cannabis using a proprietary growth system called GrowthSTORM™ which is based on the technology of aeroponics. The system offers unique advantages for agriculture of all types, and it results in a cleaner, more consistent, first-class finished product while guaranteeing a low cost of production.
Rx Green Technologies is on a mission to deliver and support research-backed products to commercial cannabis cultivators. “Our business today provides almost every product, from a consumable basis, required to grow cannabis at scale,” says Chief Executive Officer Wes Matelich. […]
With people clamouring for cannabis, Matica Enterprises is in just the right place (literally!) to provide premium products and grow its sales.
CanCore Concepts Inc. was established in 2009 to provide a full line of cannabis beverage products under the name Keef Brands. The brand’s name comes from keef: the term for the resinous parts of the dry cannabis flowers that are high in cannabinoids.
On the first day of cannabis legalization in Canada, the province of Nova Scotia saw over $660,000 in sales, which was unexpected for a population of under 1 million. People were lining up outside of government sales offices before opening, eager to get their hands on the good stuff.
Licensed cannabis producer and processor Solstice, based in Washington State, focuses predominantly on the dried flower and also provides some pre-rolled and concentrate products. Its primary goals are to cultivate the very best cannabis varieties in an environmentally responsible way while being an active participant in the community and a voice for the cannabis industry.