Guests: Chris Bradley Founder & CEO - Noble Farms / Jena Kelly - Cannabis Sales Consultant   

Noble Farms was among the first wave of WA State growers to claim space in the market in 2015. Hit with multiple administrative violations, among other issues, Noble Farms was forced to close a few years later. What happens when a grow operation with a  well-known brand name goes south?

Chris came by to share the story of resurrecting the defunct grow operation and bringing Noble Farms back to the market. Coming from the corporate world, what lessons has Chris learned along the way that others looking to get into the business should know? Everything from being properly capitalized, building a bond with the grow and the staff, being good stewards of the brand, and staying relevant with the consumers and cannabis culture.

ALSO:

• Ari's headed to Vegas but refuses to buy weed there
• We're moving to 3 episodes a month moving forward
• We're looking for guests and budtenders to interview!

NOBLE FARMS: We are an i502 indoor urban farm in Tacoma, WA. We are "old school" in our values, how we treat our crew, our retail partners and consumers of our products. And we are "old school" in how we grow.  We carefully hand water, hand tend, hand stake every single plant in our 15 isolated sterilized grow rooms. Our master grower, Chad Koeppe, maniacally obsessed with the art, craft & science of cannabis production, is respected throughout the industry from the medical days. We respect agriculture and so we are committed to staying PESTICIDE FREE! At Noble Farms we strive to "be noble" in everything we do!

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