Husband-wife team growing small-scale cultivations of marijuana. Jeff Aubin is looking to bring better bud to the legal cannabis market with Smoker Farms. Located in Beaverdell, the small-batch husband-and-wife-run cannabis farm aims for higher quality weed than what a factory farm can mass produce. For Aubin, who lives in Kelowna, it’s the care and effort that goes into the bud that helps make it better. “The legal weed market, it doesn’t really have a supply of good cannabis, as far as I’m concerned,” said Aubin. “There’s many more like me, who think there’s just no love, it’s mass-produced garbage, it comes to you in little containers, and it’s usually bone-dry.” – Read the entire article at The Columbia Valley Pioneer.
Husband-wife team growing small-scale cultivations of marijuana.
Jeff Aubin is looking to bring better bud to the legal cannabis market with Smoker Farms.
Located in Beaverdell, the small-batch husband-and-wife-run cannabis farm aims for higher quality weed than what a factory farm can mass produce. For Aubin, who lives in Kelowna, it’s the care and effort that goes into the bud that helps make it better.
“The legal weed market, it doesn’t really have a supply of good cannabis, as far as I’m concerned,” said Aubin. “There’s many more like me, who think there’s just no love, it’s mass-produced garbage, it comes to you...
Read the full article @ Cannabis Culture