How’s your multitasking ability? Dozens of studies link multitasking to lower productivity.

You read that right – the more you try to do at one time, the less you actually accomplish.

So why are there so many cannabis industry Trying to master every aspect from seed to sale?

In traditional farming, farmers send their products to processors, who organize to sell the products to retailers.

It’s a model that’s been in use for decades and could easily help simplify production in the cannabis industry.

Whitefield Cannabis Partners Founder John Read explained, “An easy way for a Midwest farmer to think about it is to replicate the functionality of a grain elevator. We let the farmer focus on what he’s good at, which is growing crops. We focus on what we’re good at, which is Process and ship finished products.”

This approach allows farmers to grow as much yield as possible, which starts with strong genes.

Start with mature seedling varieties with high feminization and germination rates.

Next, it may be helpful to find a consultant or partner who can help resolve issues, develop timelines, and provide support for unexpected challenges.

then depends on farmer to ensure a robust crop into the processor. “The key to getting into cannabis cultivation is to have a very strong partner who is reliable and has access to your biomass,” Read said.

If farmers partner with a comprehensive solutions provider like Whitefield Hemp Partners, that’s the final step to profitability.

Whitefield uses a technique called biogenic extraction to bring biomass to market and process it.

In a single pass, their system can produce refined oil in less than two hours.

It is also a full spectrum solution to extract all cannabinoids and Terpenes, providing a multifunctional finished product with a variety of applications on the market.

“There are no harmful chemicals or solvents. It’s as close to an organic process as possible. We’re using pharmaceutical food grade gas for extraction,” Read said.

“We can load wet biomass or dry biomass into our machines. The material is completely unharmed. You can take your biomass out of the process. You can use biomass for fiber or with Any other use of spec material. No waste.”

Making the most of your own resources helps make the Midwest such a resilient region. That’s why Read has persevered as a fourth-generation farmer, and why he’s passionate about helping local families succeed.

“When we started Whitefield Hemp Partners, we were trying to build a company that could help bring additional sustainability crops Come to the Midwest to help Midwest farmers continue to grow,” Read said.