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Stories from the farm
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Soil to product. One farm.
We grow everything that goes into our products. Every step happens here, under one organic certificate, and every batch can be traced back to where it started.
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Genetics
We bring in new genetics and breed on them, selecting the plants worth growing.
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Grow
Living soil, rainwater and Tasmanian air. Sun-grown outdoors or in our own rooms.
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Harvest
Hand-harvested by the team that planted them. Small batches indoors, and one big harvest outdoors each season.
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Cure or extract
We’ve moved away from freeze-drying. Our new flower batches are hang-dried and slowly cured. Some batches go on to solventless extraction, right here on the farm. How our extraction works
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Test and trace
Every batch tested before release, and traceable back to its room and harvest.
Extraction, explained
Solventless, from start to finish
Most extraction uses solvents, high pressure or a lot of heat. We use food-grade enzymes at low temperature, on the same farm where we grow, under the same organic certificate.
- No hydrocarbons, ethanol or CO₂
- Low temperature, gentle process
- Certified organic, SXC 26078
How we dry
Hang-dried. Not freeze-dried.
We used to freeze-dry. It’s fast, but we wanted better, so we stepped away from it. Now our new batches are cut, hung by hand and left to dry slowly, then cured with patience. It’s the traditional way, and it’s how we do it now.
- CutBy hand, at harvest
- HangSlow drying, 14 days
- CurePatient curing, 30 days
Life on the farm
From the ladder to the grow room floor. Weeks of care go into every plant.





Nothing to hide
Full transparency, for doctors and patients alike. If you want to know where something came from, we can show you.
Why we do what we do
Not here to follow. Here to raise the bar.
“For us, Australian-grown cannabis shouldn’t just meet the standard. It should set it.”
Cade Turland, Co-founder




