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Understanding the Effects of Growing Conditions on Cannabis Compounds and Representative Sampling

Accuracy in analytical testing starts at the very beginning with sampling and sample preparation prior to testing. If sample collection processes are flawed, then the final answers will be biased. The basis of accuracy of sampling and testing often rests on two inter-related and fundamental concepts: representative samples and homogeneity. Representative samples are selected to accurately reflect the larger group and should represent the characteristics of the group. Ideally representative samples are homogeneous or similar in nature but when that is not possible the best attempts must be made to achieve samples which represent most of the characteristics of the larger grouping. In the approaches to sampling agricultural crops such as cannabis, there are many factors which can influence and create bias in sampling. The type and area of sampling can dramatically change the results. Environmental factors, climate, sunlight, exposure to chemicals both intentionally and unintentionally can alter results for a host of target compounds from mycotoxins to cannabinoids. In this prsentation, we will look at the traditional methods of agricultural sampling and how different target compounds found in cannabis products can be influence by growing practices, environmental factors and choice & timing of sampling. Hosted by Patricia Atkins from SPEX CertiPrep Stay connected with SPEX CertiPrep! Website: https://www.spexcertiprep.com/ Facebook:   / spexcertiprep   Twitter:   / spexcompanies   YouTube:    / spexcertiprep   Blog: https://spexcertiprepblog.wordpress.com/ Instagram:   / spexcompanies   LinkedIn:   / spexcompanies