Neukom Family Farm has been a certified organic fruit and vegetable farm for 27 years. In 2016 when cannabis was legalized, they decided to diversify its farm offerings and cultivate a cannabis reality.

Amy Neukom is head of the cannabis project on the farm and works with local seedsmen and women to grow full term sun grown plants alongside the row crops and fruit trees. The native soils were already primed for success with years of good soil and resource stewardship. Amy and the crew at Neukom Family Farm practice a type of Agriculture that is more steward than extractor. The idea is to enrich the land and environment so that it is more abundant and fertile in 100 years than it is today.

The Farm uses beneficial insects to fight problem insects, not chemicals. When people buy their flowers, peaches or any other crop they are receiving the purest nourishment and medicine possible.

Neukom Family Farms is a leader in the Humboldt agriculture community with practices that really make a difference in the quality of the product and the health of the environment. The farm makes its own compost in a closed loop fertility cycle. The farm practices techniques such as dry farming and drip irrigation so that it has an incredibly low water use for an 18 acre farm with such high production. With a land base of 46 acres, what isn’t part of the Certified Organic farm or the sun and earth certified cannabis operation is left for nature and managed for its benefit.