Podcasts about aster farms

As CEO of Aster Farms, Julia brings expertise in entrepreneurship, supply chain management and business development to her team. Julia's personal interest in cannabis is rooted in her battle with chronic migraines, incorporating the plant with her prescribed routine to mitigate symptoms, balance equilibrium and chart a healthy course. Prior to Aster Farms, Julia was co-founder and CEO of NMRKT, an affiliate marketing platform for content providers. She led the company through Techstars and it's acquisition by XO Group in 2016, where she went on to be the Director of National Revenue Products. Laurel Mintz, founder and CEO of award-winning marketing agency Elevate My Brand, explores some of the most exciting new and growing brands in Los Angeles and the US at large. Each week, the Elevate Your Brand podcast features an entrepreneurial special guest to discuss the past, present and future of their brand.

Montel chats with Julia Jacobson, CEO of Aster Farms, on this epsiode of Let's Be Blunt. Julia suffered from chronic migraines and began using cannabis medicinally in 2016, particularly strains high in CBG, finding immediate relief. Cannabis allowed her to stop taking a cocktail of prescriptions and return to a normal life. Shortly thereafter, her and her husband founded Aster Farms in northern California based on their belief in cannabis as a medicine. Their focus as a company is to curate craft cannabis products, cultivated in an environmentally and community sustainable manner. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

When Julia Jacobson developed chronic migraines in her 20's, with the advice of an E.R. doctor, she started treating her migraines with cannabis, and it completely changed her life. Having been freed from the cocktails of medications that never worked, she's turned her focus to the cannabis industry. Julia is the CEO and co-founder of Aster Farms, a sustainable cannabis company dedicated to organic growing and transparent practices. With her expertise in marketing, entrepreneurship and supply chain management, she has helped build a company that is creating craft cannabis the way it should be, outdoors. The truth of the matter is, very few cannabis companies actually grow their own product. In fact, many brands simply sell white labeled product from mass producers, and never tell their customers. With the help of three generations of cannabis knowledge, her company is driven to create a clean product that helps others live a healthy and active lifestyle with responsible farming methods. Today, Julia joins the podcast to share the story of how her own health challenges led her to the cannabis space, how Aster Farms is differentiating itself from many other brands emerging in this industry, and what makes cannabis supply chains so uniquely complicated. KEY TAKEAWAYS How Julia's family grew cannabis over the course of three generations and survived the many challenges along the way. How cannabis cultivation has changed over the last half-century. Why it takes so long to expand a cannabis brand across multiple states. The changing role of retail cannabis salespeople. Why Julia thinks interstate commerce laws will happen before full federal legalization. Show Notes For complete show notes, including transcripts, takeaways, and links to all the resources mentioned, visit SoHoExp.com/35 To learn more about the podcast and get access to all episodes, visit: SoHoExp.com/GreenRepeal

Aster Farms CEO Julia Jacobson talks through her outdoor grow's first-of-its-kind Sustainability Report published earlier this spring. Julia breaks down the choices she and other cannabis cultivators make when cultivating a plant seed to sale. We also get into a very different wine versus weed conversation and that is the impending battle between the wine and the weed industries as resources including land, energy and water become more scarce. The High Guide's weekly Clubhouse event - Fridays at 1pmPST.High Guides Julia Jacobson // @asterfarmsCheck out Aster Farms Sustainability Report at https://www.asterfarms.com/report2020#@thehigh.guide get@thehigh.guideHosted by April Pride See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is Bootleg Avocado Presents...The Future for Greener Cannabis - featuring industry leaders at the intersection of cannabis, sustainability, and renewable energy this panel discussion will illuminate the importance of clean gardening products, soil health, and energy solutions. Highlighting her work at Aster Farms, Julia Jacobson will discuss the importance of sustainability through her experience of working with a plant and planet-focused company. Marie Montmarquet, Co-founder of MD Numbers, Inc., will explain how MD Numbers looks to create successful sustainable companies which will give back to the communities as well as her work in creating numerous successful vertically integrated cannabis businesses. Carly Culin, will lead the discussion in soil development and how to implement natural and eco-friendly practices, along with clean gardening products, focusing on Good Earth Organics. Anel Espinosa will tie the conversation together through educating guests on the importance of soil testing and soil health and how Earthfort analyzes biology reports completed with a soil test and then makes recommendations to improve that soil depending on their client’s goals.

Blunt Blowin' Mama chats with Julia Jacobson the Cofounder, and President of Aster Farms, a cannabis company that focuses on sustainability as well as cultivating high quality cannabis. Julia and her husband Sam Ludwig were inspired to start Aster Farms after spending some time with Sam's grandparents who owned and operated a successful grow for many years. They had both been spending time working and developing brands for other businesses back in New York, but wanted to flex their skills on their own initiatives. Julia has a business development & entrepreneurial background, while her husband has more of a creative and operational background. They realized they could fill a need in the industry using their talents and started to tackle building their own brand and business. Running a business in general can be complicated and requires a ton of dedication and resourcefulness, the added layer of the business being in the weed industry can leave a lot of room for mistakes to be made. Julia gives the Blunt Blowin' Mama listeners a crash course in what it takes to launch a successful cannabis business. 

Literally being married to your work, Sam and Julia from Aster Farms absconded their kitchen table and turned it into the corporate office for their boutique cannabis flower company: "It's wonderful - and it's horrible!"

Today we hear from co-founder and CEO of Northern California's Aster Farms, Julia Jacobson. Julia brings an expertise in entrepreneurship, supply chain management, and business development to the Aster team. Her personal interest in cannabis is rooted in her battle with chronic migraines, incorporating the plant with her prescribed routine to mitigate the symptoms, balance her equilibrium, and chart a healthy course. Aster Farms Website   TRICHOMES.com talks with staffing agencies and cannabis companies to explore employment and career opportunities in the burgeoning cannabis industry. To reach the show: careersincannabis@trichomes.com

The first ever holiday gift guide from The High Guide and How to Do the Pot podcast. Most of the goods are from small, primarily women-founded brands, many won’t get you high, and all are specific to modern self-care - less about long spa days and more about short-term survival. Happy shopping! The High Guide, every woman's cannabis handbook, presents How to Do the Pot's audio newsletter. If you'd rather read it, visit dothepot.com to subscribe to the email newsletter. Hosted by @aprilpride IG: @dothepot Email hi@dothepot.com For lots more tips on cannabis + women, visit The High Guide. SHOW NOTES Check out all our holiday picks on The High Guide's website, and some of our favorite cannabis brands on the list: Blunt Blowin' Mama Gear, Miss Grass, Buy Weed From Women, Antedotum, Frigg, Verite, Sagely Naturals, Equilibria, BSBE, Mello, Quim, Foria, Kin Euphorics, Emily Kyle, Aster Farms x Potli EVOO, Livvie Smalls, Pax dry herb vape, Omura, Edie Parker Flower battery, Barbari, Her Highness x Last Prisoner Project, Lady Jays, Apothecarry Case, Tetra, Haute Smokes --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/olm/message

Julia Jacobson is the CEO of Aster Farms, a Northern California cannabis company founded in 2016 that focuses on producing  sustainably grown cannabis from Northern California.

Episode 43 of the Critical Grass Podcast with guest Julia Jacobson of Aster Farms

Sara chats with Julia Jacobson, CEO of Aster Farms about sustainable sungrown cannabis, the value of crossover skills in the new market and the future of the industry. They also do a little geeking out on genetics and flower profiles. [EP12] The post Planted – Julia Jacobson, CEO of Aster Farms appeared first on Radio Misfits.

Julia discusses her decision to start a cannabis company, creating brand loyalty in the space, and her plans for the farm over the next 5 years.

In this episode of Cannabis Tech Talks, Editor-in-Chief Charles Warner and Sr. Video Editor Adam Saldaña speak with CEO of Aster Farms Julia Jacobson. Aster Farms is a sustainably grown cannabis farm in Northern California. Jacobson talks about their deep-rooted belief that responsible farming, live soil, and organic inputs produce the highest quality flower. Plus, we explore the benefits of natural sunlight vs. artificial light. Jacobson prefers to focus on sustainability, letting nature do the work because she believes clean cannabis creates a cleaner high. Visit https://www.asterfarms.com to learn more! Harry’s Harvest Fire Relief Fundraiser https://www.crowdrise.com/o/en/campaign/harrys-harvest Today's Episode is brought to you by DAMA Financial http://damafinancial.com

In this episode of Cannabis Tech Talks, Editor-in-Chief Charles Warner and Sr. Video Editor Adam Saldaña speak with CEO of Aster Farms Julia Jacobson. Aster Farms is a sustainably grown cannabis farm in Northern California. Jacobson talks about their deep-rooted belief that responsible farming, live soil, and organic inputs produce the highest quality flower. Plus, we explore the benefits of natural sunlight vs. artificial light. Jacobson prefers to focus on sustainability, letting nature do the work because she believes clean cannabis creates a cleaner high. Visit https://www.asterfarms.com to learn more! Harry's Harvest Fire Relief Fundraiser https://www.crowdrise.com/o/en/campaign/harrys-harvest Today's Episode is brought to you by DAMA Financial http://damafinancial.com

Cannabis stocks have been soaring this week - obliterating short sellers and giving hope to cannabis investors after a tough year. Julia Jacobson, CEO of Aster Farms, talks to us about how retail taught her about understanding volatility and the importance of holding prices through a recession. We also cover how COVID affects supply chains, building a sustainable brand, the role of smaller farms in the ecosystem and why venture funding may be on hold until Q4 or later. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This episode has 2 Parts - 1. The story of building a business from scratch and the unknown unknowns that could take you out, 2. Insights on marketing cannabis flower & CPG products. Our guest is Julia Jacobson, CEO & Co-Founder of Aster Farms, a sustainable cannabis farm in Northern California who previously launched a Tech Company, went through TechStars incubator and then sold the business. JOB OPPORTUNITY: Aster Farms is hiring for multiple positions, discussed at end of episode.  

Thinking Outside the Bud is a business podcast devoted to driving innovation in the cannabis space. During each episode, we speak with founders, investors, thought leaders, researchers, advocates, and policy makers who are finding new and exciting ways for cannabis to positively impact business, society, and culture. Have each episode delivered to your inbox by subscribing here: http://www.thinkingoutsidethebud.com/subscribe

Today we are joined by Julia Jacobson of Aster Farms! Aster Farms is an outdoor cannabis farm located in Lake County California. Their focus is to be 0 parts per billion on any chemical or pesticides! Pretty cool, right? Julia is a Chicago original and actually started her career in fashion retail as a buyer for Bloomingdales. Realizing that she had the entrepreneurial spirit, she left Bloomingdales to begin a Tech Start-up. That company wore her out and it was finally acquired in 2016. Now Julia was free to do whatever she wanted and she turned to soil. After hours and hours of searching and learning she decided that Cannabis was what she would do now. And just like that, Aster Farms was born. Julia and her business partner and husband, Sam, focus on giving back what they take from the earth. Using no chemicals or pesticides, they believe that the best and only way to farm cannabis is the sustainable way. The Mendocino Complex Fire erupted right around the corner from Aster Farms just about a year ago. During this fire Aster Farms was evacuated and lost a heavy majority of their crop. During this crisis they felt an outreach of love and support from their local community. Because of that support, they are back up and running today. As a gift to their local community they are giving back to local firefighters with their harvest called Harry's Harvest in honor of a farm cat that they were not able to find after the fire was put out. Listen in! This is one of our favorite episodes to date! Make sure to visit Aster Farms to see where their cannabis is sold near you! https://www.asterfarms.com/ Sponsor: As always we are caffeinated by Red Bear Roastery! Visit https://www.redbearroastery.com/ to awaken your inner bear! Use code OFF TOPIC to save $$$ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In the first installment of our mini-series, One, Five and Ten - Predictions on the Cannabis Industry. We talked to Julia Jacobson of Aster Farms, Hannah Davis of Heavy Hitters and Mammoth Distribution, Patrick Rae of Canopy Boulder and Eugenio Garcia of Cannabis Now about their One, Five and Ten-year predictions of the cannabis industry. We heard some very interesting predictions from these four who, each in their own right, are masters of their corner of the market place. What we found interesting was the commonalities and differences in what they had to say. If you have your own predictions, let us know. We love to hear from you!

The expression of fundamentals in farming with Sam Ludwig, President of Aster Farms and Julia Jacobson, CEO & Director of Business Strategy of Aster Farms. Aster Farms is Northern California’s cleanest, meanest and greenest cannabis. The expression of fundamentals in farming: coveted genetics, clean cultivation and the power of nature, Aster's cannabis is pesticide free and sustainably produced. Their sun-grown flower continues the legacy of three generations of family farming in Northern California. From award-winning organic olive oil to fifty years of off-the-grid ranching, Aster embodies responsible stewardship, integrity, and consistent quality. As CEO of Aster Farms, Julia brings expertise in entrepreneurship, supply chain management and business development to the Aster team. Her personal interest in cannabis is rooted in her battle with chronic migraines, incorporating the plant with her prescribed routine to mitigate symptoms, balance equilibrium and chart a healthy course. Julia develops Aster's high-level vision, ensuring the team is two steps ahead as the company scales. Prior to Aster Farms Julia was co-founder and CEO of NMRKT, an affiliate marketing platform for content providers. She led the company through TechStars and it's acquisition by XO Group in 2016, where she went on to be the Director of National Revenue Products. Julia's career began as a buyer for Bloomingdale's, giving her a solid foundation in retail and supply chain economics. Today, Julia continues to be a mentor to TechStars and to young entrepreneurs in many fields. Sam’s family has roots in Lake and Mendocino Counties, the home region of Northern California’s Aster Farms. Sam’s grandparents raised his father’s family on Signal Ridge at The Sundance Ranch, where they resided for over forty years. The ranch offered a unique learning experience for Sam growing up, as it was, and continues to be, a sustainable, off-the-grid farm run by the family. Another uncle resides in Lakeport, where he owns and operates an award-winning organic olive farm. Sam channels the family passion for eco-conscious farming and sustainability into Aster, coupled with his storied journey founding a creative agency working side-by-side with some of the greatest talents in the film as a producer and conceptual partner for directors, production companies, ad agencies, and brands. See, Sam’s no stranger to hard work and the toils of entrepreneurship—there’s that time in high school he created Krooked Skateboards in his Oakland garage and sold it to legendary skater Mark Gonzales, turning Krooked into an iconic global brand. Sam’s film work is top-tier, too. He was awarded the Cannes Gold Lion for Excellence in Music, Best Music Video at the Canada International Film Festival and his films received two distinct Young Directors Award nominations at Cannes along with nominations at One Screen Film Festival for documentary film and Best Music Video at the Palm Beach International Film Festival. Sam’s a born leader and innovator sharing his passions and love with wife Julia Jacobson, the CEO and Director of Business Strategy at Aster Farms.

In this special episode, we met with Julia Jacobson of Aster Farms in her hotel room here in Austin, TX. We are all here for SXSW where Julia will be speaking on Cannabis Brands and Investments. We picked her brain about her experience as a woman entrepreneur, first in tech, and now in cannabis. We also talked about her business, Harry's Harvest, the cannabis industry as a whole, and she gave us a sneak preview into her talk here at SXSW. Check it out!

Tune in to Episode 39 with Aster Farms located in California offering sun grown, sustainable cannabis to learn more about the importance of understanding the source of your products as a consumer. Hear from Sam Ludwig and Julia Jacobson to learn about the struggles Aster Farms faced in 2018 due to wild fires as well as Harry's Harvest created in response to the tragedy as a way to support fire fighters and local communities affected by the fire. Streaming now on iTunes, Anchor.fm, and Spotify --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lit-and-lucid/support

We start with our favorite recent discoveries: Leah chose Edibles List Magazine, while Diana decided to share a strain called Strawberry OG. Moving on, we talk about the many ways everyone can tune into their innate awesomeness to elevate a career in cannabis.   Interviews: - We start with Julia Jacobson, CEO and Director of Business Strategy at Aster Farms, who discusses some the surprising elements of working on a farm. She also talks about what it's like to wear multiple hats in a non-traditional professional setting.   - Next, we talk to Hannah O'Brien, Director of Operations for Confident Cannabis, about the importance of transparency in cannabis. Additionally, she tells us about the importance of the program, especially with so many people counting on certain strains.     Until next time, email us at yourhighnesspodcastATgmail.com for more information about being on our show. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/your-highness-podcast/support