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Montana grower outlines cultivation practices, testing protocols and urges support for cannabis bills
Summary
A Montana cultivator described greenhouse production practices, Metrc seed-to-sale tracking, mandatory testing and public-safety concerns about black-market synthetic products, and asked senators to support four bills from the interim committee.
Antoinette Lininger, co-founder and chief executive officer of Sacred Sun Farms, told the Senate Committee on Agriculture, Livestock and Irrigation that responsible greenhouse cultivation, living-soil practices and mandatory laboratory testing are central to providing safe cannabis products (committee meeting, date not specified).
Lininger described her operation's growing methods, employment and quality-control procedures and urged support for interim-committee legislation: House Bill 49, Senate Bill 27, Senate Bill 74 and Senate Joint Resolution 5. "We are required to use Metrc to track the life of the plant and product," she said, describing seed-to-sale tags,…
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