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Back to Our Roots The Importance Of Organic Farming

Back to Our Roots The Importance Of Organic Farming Bryant Jones, Plant Scientist, Herbalist in University Of Minnesota. Cannabis breeder and plant scientist specializing in Horticultural Production doing studies at the University of Minnesota. A life long plant enthusiast trained in traditional North American, Lakota Sioux and Ayurvedic herbal medicine. Herbal medicine utilizes the secondary metabolisms of plants to foster good health. These constituents often amount to terpenes, tannins and specialized secretions, which are produced in most plants as part of a natural process to protect growth in midst of adverse conditions (weather, pests) or promote the next phase of growth (seeding, pollination). Understanding what internal and external mechanisms that drive these processes from seed to flower, is paramount in successful horticultural production. With growing concern over commercial pesticides killing wildlife not to mention their toxicity to us, many consumers are searching for 'organic' labels. Cannabis farmers, as well, often solicit techniques that harmonize with the larger picture of sustainable agriculture, where soil and crops remain healthy beyond annual cultivation cycles, and what is added to the earth does not taint it. This panel discusses the increasing importance of organic cannabis farming. Table of contents 00:00:22 Introduction 00:06:25 Starting an organic farm 00:10:41 Techniques to change organic farming 00:19:25 Potential of cannabis 00:25:14 Environmental benefits of using organic fertilizers 00:33:39 Key takeaways 00:42:06 Q&A