Join us as we sit down with Bob Patton, a family legacy bearer, advocate, and storyteller, who shares the unique journey of Green Meadows, a cannabis farm with roots in organic agriculture and military service. As a direct descendant of General George S. Patton, Bob combines his family’s dedication to veterans with a commitment to sustainable cannabis. Discover how this family farm shifted from traditional farming to cannabis, with a mission to support veterans through wellness and community engagement. Tune in to hear about the intersection of legacy, family values, and the evolving role of cannabis in veteran care and beyond.

On the latest episode of the SEED Your Head podcast, we are joined by Barry Foy. Not only is he the founder of The Gentlemen Smugglers cannabis brand, but is also a seasoned veteran in the realm of cannabis smuggling…

In this episode of 'Seed Your Head Podcast', our guest Scott McKenzie, a seasoned cultivator from Green Meadows, shares insights about sustainable cannabis farming techniques. The episode covers the entire cannabis growth cycle from acquiring a clone to cultivation to harvest to curing.

Scott also shares his personal method of home growing, regulating temperature, creating perfect soil conditions, and managing disease. While this podcast serves as a trove of guidance for amateur and first-time growers, it also offers fascinating discussions about cannabis, its societal standing, and potential uses in different sectors. If you're interested in cannabis cultivation, this episode is a must-listen.

In this engaging episode, April has a vibrant conversation with Rob Patton, the Chief Marketing Officer and co-founder of Green Meadows. Rob shares the history of the farm once owned by General Patton and its transformation into a company that provides organic cannabis products.

From his tales of navigating the marketing landscape in the cannabis industry to their unique brand focus on veterans and organic cultivation, Rob provides listeners with rich insights into the industry. This podcast episode highlights the unique challenges and opportunities that Green Meadows navigates daily, from maintaining an aggressive Integrated Pest Management program to the rewarding act of selling cannabis clones to customers.

In this episode of the Seed Your Head Podcast, April converses with a guest named Hippie whose remarkable story takes us from Maryland to Puerto Rico. His journey from a community servant to a convicted felon to an organic farmer after a life-changing injury reveals the harsh realities of cannabis prohibition and the criminal justice system.

Hippie talks about dealing with anger issues and healing through nature, maintaining his integrity amidst the pressures of prison, and finally arriving at a more peaceful and fulfilling life in Puerto Rico. The podcast emphasizes the importance of fighting for what’s right, building positive and supportive communities, and upholding one’s resilience in the face of adversity.

Get ready to delve into the complex world of plant-microbe interactions and their importance in the cultivation of cannabis. The interview features Dr. James White, a renowned professor from Rutgers University who shares his extensive knowledge on microbes and their symbiotic relationship with plants.

The conversation covers fascinating topics such as the rhizophagy cycle, nutrient exchange, and the impact of chemical fertilizers on natural plant processes. Listeners will get a deeper understanding of cannabis cultivation, plant biology, and the intricate dance between plants and microorganisms.

In this episode, April Arrasate interviews Dr. Ryan Lynch, a cannabis plant biologist, to discuss the real difference between indica and sativa, along with other fascinating facts. Dr. Lynch explains the origins of the terms, the chemical differences (or lack thereof) between indica and sativa, and the physical characteristics that were initially used to differentiate them.

The conversation also delves into the impact of prohibition on the genetic and chemical makeup of the plant, the implications of genetic diversity loss, and the potential for finding older genetics in different regions of the world. Additionally, Dr. Lynch presents his research on cannabis genomes, including the discovery of inversions and structural variations within the plant's DNA. This episode provides a comprehensive exploration of cannabis genetics, shedding light on the complexity of the topic and dispelling some common misconceptions.

In this episode of the Seed Your Head Podcast, April Arrasate hosts Ben Smith, one of the founders of Coastal Cultivars. Ben extensively shares his expertise on growing cannabis outdoors with plants graced by the salty winds of the Atlantic Ocean, stressing the importance of soil science in producing quality yield.

The conversation sheds light on Ben's cultivation techniques including the selection of specific strains suited to the Massachusetts environment. Ben and April also delve into the struggles of navigating regulation in the cannabis industry, promoting cannabis awareness, and the need for individuals to connect with nature more.