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The Story of 5th House Farms: Economic Empowerment & Equity in Cannabis
March 22, 2023 blogger 3, 5th House Farms, analysis, analytics, BIPOC, black, black-owned, Business, Business Analysis, cannabis, Carlondo Mitchell, cart, concentrate, Concentrates & Extracts, consumer, Cultivation, Cultivation & Growing, dispensaries, economic, Edibles & Processing, empowerment, entrepreneur, entrepreneurial, extract, extraction, government, Growing, industry, legalization, Legalize, license, marijuana, market, Medical, Medicial Marijuana, Operations, producer, product, Product Development, quality, Recreational, Retail, Rochester, social equity, state, states, Stop Smoking Marijuana, Stop Smoking Pot, success, tier three, vape, war on drugs, Washington, weed, withdrawal
Based in Rochester along the I-5 corridor in western Washington is 5th House Farms, a black-owned cultivation and processing company. Founded in 2016 by a BIPOC family with a tier three producer license, the company has quietly built an impressive brand success story in the state. Coming from an economically-disadvantaged background, Carlondo Mitchell, owner of […]
3, 5th House Farms, analysis, analytics, BIPOC, black, black-owned, Business, Business Analysis, cannabis, Carlondo Mitchell, cart, concentrate, Concentrates & Extracts, consumer, Cultivation, Cultivation & Growing, dispensaries, economic, Edibles & Processing, empowerment, entrepreneur, entrepreneurial, extract, extraction, government, Growing, industry, legalization, Legalize, license, marijuana, market, Medical, Operations, producer, product, Product Development, quality, Recreational, Retail, Rochester, social equity, state, states, success, tier three, vape, war on drugs, Washington
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