Humboldt Grace Legacy Project Launches ‘Comprehensive White Paper’
This is a press release from the Humboldt Grace Legacy Project:
White Paper The Humboldt Grace Legacy Project
The Humboldt Grace Legacy Project (HGLP) is a collaborative working group founded by Lelehnia Dubois which seeks to defend, preserve and promote small, independent/craft farmers and breeders. The group is made up of cannabis industry leaders specializing in breeding; cultivation; community building; science and technology. Over the past year, HGLP has developed a robust and innovative strategy to preserve, defend and increase the value of Legacy Cannabis products. We are developing a yearly auction event which will utilize unique distributed ledger technology and smart contracts to create a new system for securing and tracking cannabis genetics through the supply chain.
Genetic protection is a wonderful idea in concept but it faces challenges from an industry that historically could not be open about their work and where genetic fraud and IP theft are rampant. It is critical that trust is carefully cultivated between the breeders, the technology, and the community. Our working group has been meeting weekly online and we host in-person open meetings to facilitate active community engagement and project development.
The HGLP is releasing a comprehensive white paper which details the Auction design and all associated technologies which are being developed in tandem with the group. The paper is a snapshot of our group’s on-going work and will be utilized to expand our collaborative networks, raise investment for the Auction event and spread the word about how legacy operators can increase the value of their craft products.
Link to White Paper:
Social Media: Instagram and Facebook: @humboldtgrace
Website: www.humboldtgrace.org/legacy-project/
For interview requests, editorial consideration or to request photos–please contact:
Lelehnia DuBois
707-672-4254
Project Developers:
Mike Catalano – CMO, Medicinal Genomics
Jason Cragholm – Founder, QualSCORE.
Lelehnia DuBois – Founder, The Humboldt Grace Legacy Project and CCO, Canopyright.
Kelly O’Roke – Program Director, Redwood Alternative Agriculture Fund.
Jeff Hamilton – Partner, Farella Craun + Martel, LLP and Founder, Canopyright.
Pattie Harris- Psychopharmacologist.
Dale Hunt- Founder and Senior Partner, Plant and Planet Law.
Caleb Marks- Founder, Allele Group LLC.
Mitchell Colbert- Executive Director, Ethical Data Alliance.
Eli DUffy- Founder and CEO, Visicann Technologies.
Rob Golightly- Co-Owner, Lost Coast Distribution.
Christian Gray- Partner, Atlas Consulting.
Daniel Henricks – CEO, Hendrix Farms.
Eric Hiss – Founder, Greenlit.
Kevin Jodrey – Founder, The Ganjier and Wonderland Nursery.
Michael Krawitz – Executive Director, Veterans For Medical Cannabis Access (VMCA).
Sandra Castaneda Lepp – Home Grower
Brendan Mckernan – CEO, Medicinal Genomics.
Kevin Mckernan – CSO, Medicinal Genomics
Kelsey Parker – Founder, Illium Marketing and COO, Canopyright.
Bryan Preti – Home Grower.
Sarah Schuette – Co-Founder, Dirty Business Soil.
Sean Stamm – Co-Owner, SO HumRoyal.
Charles Stockstil – Certified Ganjier.
Joshua Stroud – Co-Owner, Conscious Cultivators.
Dan Weedock – Business Development, Neptune Nurseries.
Martel Yip – Co-Owner, Sensational Solutions.
Project Partners:
The Humboldt Grace Legacy Project (HGLP) is a collaborative working group founded by Lelehnia Dubois which seeks to defend, preserve and promote small, independent/craft farmers and breeders. The group is made up of cannabis industry leaders specializing in breeding; cultivation; community building; science and technology. Over the past year, HGLP has developed a robust and innovative strategy to preserve, defend and increase the value of Legacy Cannabis products. We are developing a yearly auction event which will utilize unique distributed ledger technology and smart contracts to create a new system for securing and tracking cannabis genetics through the supply chain.
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I have always thought that the only possible good thing from prop 64 would be the ability for the Home grower to purchase diverse and exciting genetics from a nursery. This seems like a step in the right direction. I would never have predicted that every nursery would be selling the exact same 20 strains 4 years in…
One of the problems with prop 64 is that it put a time limit on officially entering seeds into metrc and that time limit has now elapsed.
It’s not clear to me how one would go about legally introducing new genetics (not bred from currently registered seeds) into the legal market
Lele is an inspiration. I’ve only had the chance to speak with her on a few occasions but the things she said in those conversations have resonated in my mind years later. Great work, Lele and everyone else involved!