The Science of smokability with Harrison Bard and Dr. Allison Justice

The Science of smokability with Harrison Bard and Dr. Allison Justice

Author: Cannabis Radio December 2, 2024 Duration: 27:17

Dr. Allison Justice, an alumnus of Clemson University, where she garnered a Ph.D. in Plant and Environmental Science, is now a pioneering figure in the dynamic field of cannabis cultivation and research. She is the proud Founder and CEO of The Hemp Mine, a 20-acre innovative hemp farm, breeding company, and hemp product manufacturer. Dr. Justice has been recognized by esteemed organizations like the California Industrial Hemp Advisory Board and South Carolina Farm Bureau and has been named one of the top "40 Under 40 in Cannabis" by Marijuana Venture Magazine, one of Dope Magazine’s Four Dope Women, and City Beat’s one of “San Diego’s Most Important People.” 

Harrison Bard is an accomplished entrepreneur. He has started multiple companies in the eCommerce space and has worked with many Fortune 500 companies, including McDonald's, Facebook, Yelp, Zappos, Wholefoods, and UPS. He co-founded Custom Cones USA in 2017 and has expertise in every facet of the Pre-Roll sector, from paper science to pre-roll manufacturing technology and techniques to a deep understanding of packaging and compliance regulations. Harrison co-founded DaySavers, the most compliantly tested and innovative pre-rolled cone and tube company for consumers. They discuss pre-roll technology and the science of smokability.



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