Potcast 64: Find Your Alpenglow

Explore life off the grid with the Johnson family of Alpenglow Farms in Southern Humboldt. Get inspired by their family and farming values.

And because when we know better we make better choices: Learn a thing or two about regenerative farming practices to elevate your cannabis shopping experience.

Don’t miss the impromptu tour and videos below of regenerative farming in action.

Connect on social @casuallybaked | @alpenglowfarms707

‘After the Show’ Videos

Sometimes it’s easier to jut see for yourself. Explore what regenerative farming looks like at Alpenglow Farms. I was trying to be present, learn something, and record the experience all at the same time. I did my best on the videos. It's hard to be present AND be a good videographer. :)

The Science of Organic Regenerative Cannabis Cultivation Conference begins in January in Vancouver, BC.

Find out if Craig will visit a city near you to discuss regenerative farming by following @alpenglowfarms707 on Instagram and checking the conference tour schedule!

Photo Credit: Steve Toomey | Johnson Family of Alpenglow Farms

The use of on contour brush wattles for the prevention of erosion. Slow it, spread it, and sink it to protect the watershed. Casually Baked tour of Alpenglow Farms with Craig Johnson.

Water storage for the entire summer growing season protects so as not to draw from springs and creeks and taking away from fish during low-flow times. Casually Baked tour at Alpenglow Farms with the Johnson family.

Cannabis stalk and mushroom blocks for building soil.

The drying and curing process of cannabis varies by terroir. Check out Southern Humboldt with Alpenglow Farms on Casually Baked, the potcast.