Research shows four of the biggest challenges licensed cannabis cultivators face in 2022 are insect and pest/disease prevention and control, increasing yields, achieving target terpene/cannabinoid content, and declining prices and competition.
Read MoreBiochar can help your cannabis crops and business, but not all biochar is equal. There can be a significant difference between the biochar in growing media from different sources, so it’s essential that cultivators use a growing media with the right biochar to get the best results.
Read MoreIn cannabis cultivation, not all biomass is bad. In fact, good, clean biomass (i.e., beneficial biology) can have far-reaching positive effects on your crops and your business. You can use the microbial biomass measurement to learn the total amount of beneficial biology that is in the soil or substrate you use for your plants.
Read MoreMost cultivators know, understand, and accept that beneficial biology is advantageous for plant growth. Some growers use compost to add beneficial biology to their substrate while others use inoculants or other biological amendments. Unfortunately, neither of these solutions are ideal.
Read MoreDid you know that the inputs you use, particularly your growing media, can have a measurable impact on your cultivation facility’s labor costs? At every stage of the grow cycle, there are opportunities to reduce labor costs without compromising quality simply by making changes to your substrate.
Read MoreUsing consistently great growing media can drive measurable improvements to your yields, quality, efficiency, sales, and bottom line. Real data from cannabis cultivators proves it. Let’s take a closer look at some (but not all) of the impacts that bio365’s clients have measured in real uses cases to get a better understanding of how significant the differences to your business can be when you switch from inconsistent to consistent, high quality growing media.
Read MoreConsistency matters to both your business and your cultivation team – from the corporate/business roles to head grower and everyone else on the team. Everyone’s job security and the future of the company depend on consistency. Let’s take a closer look at how consistent inputs directly affect your business from the grower perspective and the company perspective.
Read MoreThe cannabis industry is in a constant state of change, but several industry trends are making it abundantly clear that cultivators who will win in their markets in the future need to prioritize consistency more than ever. Let’s take a look at four key trends and how they tie into consistency and corresponding opportunities to build competitive advantages.
Read MoreWhen it comes to cannabis cultivation, everything starts in the soil, so there is perhaps no more important decision than the soil you’ll use for growing. Here are five proven benefits of choosing the best soil backed by real data, so you can test all of them and see the results for yourself.
Read MoreWhere’s the coco? Blame COVID-19. Across the supply chain, the reason many cannabis cultivators can’t get coco – and when they do get it, the quality is awful and the price is steep – is due to the far-reaching impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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