The Benefits of Going Green in the Cannabis Industry

Fremont, CA: Cannabis has never been a viable industry, and things have only worsened with commercialization. Initiatives to enhance sustainability standards within the cannabis sector are being led by a small number of farmers committed to cannabis and the environment. Here are some strategies certain businesses use to manufacture superior cannabis goods while having a minor negative impact on the environment.

Green Packaging

Plastic packaging is taking over the world, perhaps having an irreparable effect on the ecosystem and human health. Rarely are single-use plastic containers recycled or put to other uses. Instead, landfills are where plastic cannabis packaging is most frequently found.

It's crucial to only use plastic when required. Consider recyclable materials, such as rigid, recyclable glass bottles, to help retain the product's purity while minimizing environmental damage rather than packaging products in petroleum-based plastics.

Regenerative Farming

Commercial agriculture and farming methods can hurt the environment by depleting soil's supply of organic nutrients, lowering water retention, harming symbiotic ecosystems, and eventually preventing crop development after years of forced quick cultivation. Sustainable techniques for planting and harvesting are the fundamental goals of regenerative farming, which aims to preserve and enhance soil quality, biodiversity, and crop yields.

Every step in the regenerative farming process contributes to preventing nutrient loss and building the soil web, which increases the soil's natural capacity to support plant life and decreases the need for harsh pesticides and synthetic chemicals.

Outdoor Growing

There are various methods for cannabis businesses to participate in environmental sustainability, including regenerative farming, decreasing packaging waste, and making direct donations to international anti-pollution initiatives.

Solar Energy

There are various methods for cannabis businesses to participate in environmental sustainability, including regenerative farming, decreasing packaging waste, and making direct donations to international anti-pollution initiatives.

Hempcrete

Hempcrete is a substance that resembles concrete created from harvested hemp and cannabis plant bodies. Hemp that has already been harvested may be utilized to make highly durable construction material that might be the future of environmentally friendly architecture rather than throwing discarded cannabis plants in landfills. Additionally, hempcrete is "carbon negative," which means that growing hemp for it eliminates more carbon dioxide from the environment than it adds.