When purchasing cannabis products grown by East Fork Cultivars, you’re getting a cut above the rest. Nestled between the East Fork of Southwest Oregon’s Illinois River and California’s Siskiyou Wilderness, the 34-acre farm produces certified organic hemp and Sun+Earth Certified adult-use cannabis.
When farm founders Nathan and Aaron Howard first started growing, it was with the sole purpose of supplying their oldest brother, Wesley Howard, with superior CBD-rich cannabis to relieve the symptoms of his several medical conditions. After witnessing the positive effects on Wes, they decided to expand so more people could benefit and access CBD and cannabis therapeutics. They grow several high-quality and genetically diverse cultivars following holistic farming practices; they treat the soil, water, and air with nothing but love and respect. Biodiversity is the name of the game — native flowers are planted to attract pollinators, and the bees and butterflies love them.
Among the pollinator populations, you can also find a wide range of wildlife roaming the farm. Environmental responsibility is one thing; social responsibility is another. The Howard brothers also help educate people on the many benefits of cannabis therapeutics by offering a free cannabis science education program called the Cannabis Class. Although their brother Wes has sadly passed away, they continue to proudly grow sustainable sun-grown cannabis in his memory.
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East Fork Cultivars is a 34-acre farm producing certified organic hemp and Sun+Earth Certified cannabis while respecting the plant, soil, water, and life.
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