October in the Emerald Triangle is a special time. Each fall, farms celebrate Harvest season, or Croptober, as it’s often called. It’s a hectic yet rewarding time, with a half year’s labor of love culminating in a few short weeks. This is especially true for the farmers taking high risks for even higher rewards by […]

Cannabis can either be medicine or poison for your body and the environment, especially when it comes to the way it’s grown and how the products are processed. Greenwashing refers to making untrue claims that trick consumers into thinking a product is sustainable or has a regenerative effect on the environment when in actuality it

Editor’s Note: At Sespe Creek, we understand the complexities and concerns surrounding hemp-derived cannabinoids and “legal” THC products. Unlike the unregulated market, purchasing products from us guarantees that your cannabis was sourced ethically and has been lab tested to ensure safety and purity. We prioritize quality, sustainability, and transparency, ensuring that every product meets rigorous

We understand that our celebrations often include our four-legged family members. However, the boisterous festivities on July 4th can sometimes be overwhelming for our pets. In addition to the standard safety measures, we also acknowledge the rising interest in using cannabis or CBD products for pet anxiety. To ensure a safe and stress-free Independence Day

In the shifting societal landscape around cannabis, many find themselves needing to navigate generational gaps in understanding and perspective. For parents and their adult children, this can create unique challenges and opportunities. So, how can you bridge this gap and engage your parent in a meaningful conversation about cannabis? Understanding the Generation Gap A quote

In California we are fortunate to have such ideal conditions for growing a plethora of different crops. When it comes to cannabis, we believe we should apply the same healthy farming principles that we use on the produce we grow to eat. Cannabis has its own growth and harvest times, just like fruits and vegetables.