From the Earth, For the Soul
From the Earth, For the Soul
Lindsey is a native american woman from the Wailaki tribe . The Wailaki were native to Humboldt County before white incursion when they were enslaved and eventually pushed to a reservation in a neighboring county. The land that holds Native Humboldt Farms was a recreational site for the Waillaki up until the 1860's, and it belonged to Lin
Lindsey is a native american woman from the Wailaki tribe . The Wailaki were native to Humboldt County before white incursion when they were enslaved and eventually pushed to a reservation in a neighboring county. The land that holds Native Humboldt Farms was a recreational site for the Waillaki up until the 1860's, and it belonged to Lindsey's great great great grandmother Chow-row after white incursion. Lindsey managed to get this historic piece of property back into her possession 15 years ago, and she has been cultivating cannabis here ever since. In the fall after full season crops, she unearths the roots of her cannabis plants, sits under the oaks and weaves baskets. It is safe to say that Native Humboldt Farms is on sacred land, and Lindsey prays that she is making her ancestors proud.
We use regenerative farming practices on Native Humboldt Farms that are reminiscent of our indigenous culture. We use blackberries, yarrow and nettle from our land to create fermented plant and fruit juices, in which we use to nourish our plants. We cover our beds in the off season with the leaves of our Grandmother Oaks, and we let them
We use regenerative farming practices on Native Humboldt Farms that are reminiscent of our indigenous culture. We use blackberries, yarrow and nettle from our land to create fermented plant and fruit juices, in which we use to nourish our plants. We cover our beds in the off season with the leaves of our Grandmother Oaks, and we let them slowly compost over the winter. This adds vital microbes and nutrients into our beyond living soil. We try to use as much of the natural native vegetation in our growing practices as possible. We breed microbes and feed our soil compost teas throughout the growing season to ensure our plants have the most readily available nutrients. We believe if given the right conditions, our plants will express their full potential...and they do! Our terpenes are unrivaled, and you can taste and feel the difference.
Along with cultivation, we are also licensed for type 6 manufacturing and distribution. This allows us vertical integration into the market. What this means for you is that we handle legitimately everything from seed to sale. Overseeing the entire process without using any third party companies, ensures that we are getting the highest qua
Along with cultivation, we are also licensed for type 6 manufacturing and distribution. This allows us vertical integration into the market. What this means for you is that we handle legitimately everything from seed to sale. Overseeing the entire process without using any third party companies, ensures that we are getting the highest quality products into your hands. After our cannabis is harvested, it is transported to our manufacturing facility in Humboldt County. There we process and package flower, make prerolls and we even do some extracting. We extract our cannabinoids using only heat and pressure, we make Rosin. We then use that solvent less rosin to infuse edibles, topicals and tinctures. We believe in staying as close to the natural essence of the plant as we can, and rosin allows us to do that. We want you to get the highest quality products and flower available, and we oversee the entire process from start to finish to make sure that that goal is achieved. You deserve the best! You deserve Native Humboldt!
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