Collaboration instead of competition is uncommon and almost extinct in 2022, at the centre of late-stage capitalism. Farm Cut seeks to rectify that. While other businesses compete to have the best cannabis, the dankest ganja, the loudest buds, and to call anything else shwag, Farm Cut adopts a unique strategy by working together to cultivate the best.

Five family farms that makeup Farm Cut can be located in Northern California’s fertile and conducive to outdoor growing areas. It consists of Whitethorn Valley Farm, HappyDay Farms, Emerald Spirit Botanicals, Down Om Farms, and Briceland Forest Farm. Instead of growing cannabis under artificial settings, each cooperating farm concentrates on regenerative and organic processes. The farms also provide their neighbours with fresh products from the area, which fosters a sense of community and support.

Farm Cut is unique among its competitors because they don’t trim. You did read that correctly. The little sugar leaves that cover the buds are left in place by the farmers.

The thinking behind this audacious choice is explained by Daniel Stein of Briceland Forest Farm.

He explained the method of removing the buds by running your fingers down the stems: “We actually don’t trim; Our process is that we buck it down off the stem after it’s fully dried.” After it has been bucked down, the cure takes place. When we are ready to package it, we remove any stems or larger leaves and simply brush it with gloves.

This technique produces a delicious and aromatic outdoor herb that has an added layer of weather resistance.

Depending on how it is stored, cannabis is susceptible to deterioration caused by elements like light and humidity. According to Stein, Farm Cut’s anti-trimming process keeps the plant’s terpenes and cannabinoids longer than trimming does. The small protecting leaves around the flower bud, known as the sugar leaves, are still present when the buds are presented by Farm Cut since that is how producers maintain them in their head stashes.

According to Stein, “We are trying to do this in the way that farmers preserve and keep their weed.” “When you trim it—I guess the best thing I can relate it to is, when you go to the grocery store, you wouldn’t buy a peeled banana or a peeled orange. It’s just ridiculous. They come with a natural, protective coat, and similar, that little bit of sugar leaf that’s on cannabis keeps it from hitting against other buds and moderates its moisture.”

Before rolling a joint, Stein advises cleaning the leaf matter off. After shaking the joint, throw the shake into an edible. It’s a win-win situation for everyone.

In order to preserve the quality in regards to issues like moisture retention, Farm Cut only sells quarters and half-ounces rather than grams and eighths. They overfill the reusable jars with a little extra product to make up for the leaves that inevitability makes it into the bag in order to make sure that customers are still getting what they paid for. By doing it this way, you still get a ton of ganja deliciousness, and after the leaves are taken off, there is still a ton of product.

Farm Cut emphasizes more than just paying careful attention to prolonging the life of the flower by avoiding cutting. They also comprise a close-knit group of cannabis cultivators. The collective of farms can expand the variety of items they sell to merchants by cultivating several strains simultaneously on various farms because they all stand behind each other’s goods.

According to Stein, the camaraderie between farmers is really where this brand originated. “We’re all farms that share a lot of our ethos and how and why we grow. We’ve all either met each other as friends in life or through the cannabis industry, and we’ve all had these experiences of aligning with brands that don’t really represent us. They may help us sell flowers or whatever, but they don’t represent the morals, ethos, and quality of what we want to bring into the world.”

The farms that make up the neighbourhood of Farm Cut are all privately owned. Each one serves as a homestead for families with several generations and farm animals.

This group of farmers representing the same things coming together is quite special, according to Stein. “We have vegetables, too. We’re farmers, not growers. We don’t come from the indoor growing industry. We come from a relationship with plants to the earth and feel a responsibility to take care of the earth and our community. And part of that with the food is learning to connect to the land we live on in a way that creates something higher-quality than what would be grown on an industrial farm.”

While it is important to take care of the vagina, many ladies and women are just concerned with their appearance and neglect to do so.

What is Vaginal health?

The procedure of maintaining vaginal health involves making sure it’s always in good shape. Similar to how we eat well, follow a diet to stay in shape, and make sure we always look nice, the cleanliness and neatness of a vagina are quite important. The saying “a healthy vagina makes a healthy woman” is very important.

Why vaginal health?

Vaginal health is crucial. It is a sensitive and intimate matter that requires careful attention if one is to be free from discomfort, illness, cancer, other bacterial infections, and psychological instability. In terms of infection and other diseases, women are more prone to contract them readily and experience discomfort because they do not have the same physical setup as men.

Many people find it embarrassing to talk about womanly topics like breast health, menstruation, and—worst of all—the vagina. In my opinion, these topics should be openly discussed so that people can learn how to take care of them and not neglect them.

It’s very terrible how many women are misinformed and aren’t aware of how to take care of the vagina, which is like a small flower. It is advised that we understand the product and educate ourselves on how to care for the vagina, avoiding the use of other dangerous items and believing in unreliable sources of information.

The vagina where is it?

The vagina is an internal organ of women that is situated between the bladder and is covered with the vulva. The external female genitalia is a muscular tube that extends from the vulva and includes the labia, clitoris, and cervix, which measure between 2.7 and 3.1 inches in length. The size and form of your vagina vary depending on your body type, weight, and age.

Does the genital area self-clean?

Of course, when the necessary tasks are completed, it has the ability to clean itself. Through a secretion that resembles cottage cheese, it does clean itself. It generally behaves like egg white is slippery and mostly stains your clothes, turning yellow. You can help with the care because you are familiar with the vaginal clean procedure. You should use a lot of water to wash your vulva and stay away from chemical items because they might irritate your private areas and be harmful to your health. Many people lose control of themselves and injure themselves because of vaginal odour, which is natural and changes depending on when we have monthly cycles.

Many people lose control of themselves and injure themselves because of vaginal odour, which is natural and changes depending on our menstrual cycle, pregnancy, and childbirth.

Our hormones fluctuate, which is to say they are out of balance since we are constantly engaged in one activity or another. Because vaginal odour might occasionally shift from its natural scent to a fishy one that warns you something is wrong with your system, it’s crucial to pay attention to even the smallest details about your body. Knowing your natural scent is an important skill for women to have.

What transpires when the vaginal odour changes?

Having learned about your vaginal odour. when the smell turns foul, which is typically a strong, repulsive fishy smell. When a change is noticed, it should be taken seriously because a serious vaginal infection could be the cause. If neglected, the disorder may lead to social problems as well as physiological problems (such as stress) (that is; un-comfortability thinking others can detect it too). Not all minor changes are caused by infection; some, depending on the time of your menstrual cycle or pregnancy, are caused by your menstrual cycle.

Why is the vagina necessary?

Each and every one of us requires a vagina for;

• For repurposing
• Childbirth (the process by which a child departs a mother’s womb); (for washing and cleansing of itself)
• Sex (way for the penis to penetrate through during sexual intercourse)
• Menstruation (which facilitates blood flow)

signs of vaginal issues (infection)

• Vaginal redness;
• bleeding during or after sex;
• bleeding after menopause; pains during sex;
• itching; a lump or bulge;
• changes in the colour and odour of the discharge.

Whenever to visit a doctor

In order to prevent STDs, infection, and symptoms similar to a yeast infection or bacterial vginosis, you are advised to see your doctor whenever any of the following occur:

• An unpleasant smell occurs;
• Changes in discharge colour and itching around the vulva;
• When you have multiple sex partners or a new sex partner;
• After treating infection and symptoms persist;
• When you have ever had an infection, you need to go see your doctor for a checkup.
• When experiencing both temperature and pelvic pain.

Guidelines for maintaining a healthy vagina

Daily care of the vagina should be taken in the same manner as daily care of the body; this means eating low-sugar, high-carbonate diet foods. Your little flower’s health depends on what you eat (Vagina). You must be aware of the following in order to care for your vagina:

• Eat nutritious food (sugar free cranberries, sweet potatoes, apples soya, avocado, dark leafy greens)
• Get as much exercise as you can.
• Wearing clean undergarments
• Taking a bath as scheduled and on time.
• Using natural products to wash your genital area helps maintain them clean and fresh.
• Refraining from using potentially dangerous goods on your vagina
• Always flush and clean your vagina with plenty of water.
• Visiting a doctor if you observe even a minor change in your body, especially when the colour of your vaginal discharge changes and you notice unpleasant odors that could indicate an infection.
• Refrain from trusting unwarranted and inaccurate comments regarding the vagina
• Avoid self-medication.
• Avoid using soaps and perfumes on your vagina
• Avoid using dulcin (using tubes, lotions, or objects resembling tubes to wash or clean your vagina) as this might irritate the vagina and cause cancer.
• Engage in safe sex and steer clear of several partners.
• Let it breathe; it requires fresh air. You don’t always need to keep it covered up; ventilation improves health and lessens the spread of some illnesses.
• Purchasing and wearing quality pants is crucial. Cotton pants are suggested. Avoid using nylon, condom pants, and G-strings on a regular basis.
• Change your underwear, pads, and towels as frequently as you can to prevent prolonged use of them. Use pads that are comfy for you.
• Avoid eating raw onions

You can defend your welfare and yourself by carrying out these. Keep in mind that a healthy lady has a healthy vagina. An unhealthy woman won’t appeal to any man as a wife.