In the six years since the passage of Proposition 64, California’s “Adult Use of Marijuana Act,” Santa Barbara County has assumed a leading role in the cultivation and marketing of cannabis statewide. While the road has not always been a smooth one for these pioneers, their achievements deserve recognition. Ahead of the unofficial cannabis holiday of April 20th, better known as 4/20, the Independent looks at what’s new and what’s good in the region’s cannabis industry.
Carpinteria’s Pacific Stone Looks to 4/20/22
Cannabis Company Optimizes Technology, Maintains Large Market Share
By Charles Donelan
Raw Garden Infused Pre-Rolls
Live Resin Diamonds Add Potency to County-Raised Cannabis
By Matt Kettmann
The Farmacy Celebrates 4/20
Music, Art, Activations, and Barbecue at the Farmacy’s 4/20 Event
By Matt Kettmann
Autumn Brands Introduces New Smalls
Carpinteria-Based Cannabis Company Provides High Value with Smaller Buds in Big Jars
By Charles Donelan
Goleta’s OnePlant Cannabis Dispensary Offers 4/20 Deals
Win Prizes and Receive Discounts at OnePlant All April
By Charles Donelan
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