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Sonoma Hills Farm DEA Rescheduling Comments
Efforts to expand access to cannabis for Americans and the persistent debate over its scheduling stem from an almost century of failed, unjust, and misguided prohibition. Cannabis holds a significant place in our cultural fabric and is a natural part of US agriculture, and there is a growing demand for safe, regulated products. The federal government's stagnation on this issue contradicts the will of the people and the rapid [...]
Bay Area Pride: Celebrating The Legacy of LGBTQ+ Cannabis Advocates
Sonoma Hills Farm wishes all a Prideful Summer. We are a family run team of gay and straight friends and partners who love weed. Pride serves as a reminder to us that the best way to live is always as your authentic self. Embracing and standing up for what you believe in, and who you truly are at your core, connects the LGBTQ+ community with other movements, including advocacy for [...]
Sonoma Hills Farm Pre-rolls
A Year-Long Journey with Sonoma Hills Farm Pre-Rolls: Crafting a Cannabis Experience Hey Sonoma Hills Farm fam! 👋 Pull up a chair; We want to take you on a journey through the heart of what we do – crafting an experience that's more than just a smoke. Grab your favorite pre-roll, and let's dive into the story behind our premium joints, straight from the heart. Our entire team are [...]
Chef Garden Spotlight: Criollo Cilantro
The best herbs, grown alongside the best herb. Approximately 10% of the population is genetically predisposed to hate cilantro. Thanks to a variation in their olfactory receptor genes, cilantro yields a vile, soapy taste. Side effects of eating it--or getting served it at a restaurant-- include ranting, moaning, and awkwardly pantomiming death. Aaron Keefer is not one of these people. He’s intently growing special cilantro renowned for its [...]
The Murals of SHF
Welcoming some new artwork to the property Petaluma’s got a history it has proudly endeavored to preserve. Nowhere is that more evident than its picturesque downtown. The tradition is palpable. (It’s worth noting this history and tradition-- at least above-ground-- has never embraced cannabis.) You’ll find century-old buildings, numerous antique stores, wrought iron fences, quaint streetlights, and even a temperance fountain from 1891. The final leg of the northward [...]
California takes a big step in authorizing the Cannabis Appellation Program
On Tuesday, September 29, California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed Senate Bill 67 into law, signaling that no later than January 1, 2021 the California Department of Food and Agriculture’s Cannabis Appellations Program will begin to accept petition applications from California growers to establish the first ever cannabis appellations of origin. As California looks to establish its cannabis appellation program, our path will be defined by the parameters set not only [...]