Join Us in Revolutionizing Cannabis Cultivation!
​
The CRC LLC is committed to advancing science-based research to develop sustainable, efficient, and profitable cultivation techniques. Our unique cooperative research model, inspired by successful horticulture and greenhouse collaborations, allows our members to access cutting-edge research at a fraction of the cost by pooling resources.
Who We Are
The Cannabis Research Coalition (CRC LLC) was founded in 2022 by industry experts Dr. Allison Justice and Ashley Manning. With extensive experience and a deep commitment to the science of cultivation, our founders bring a wealth of knowledge and passion to this project. Our mission is to implement science-based research to develop cultivation techniques that are sustainable, efficient, and profitable.
What We’re Creating
We are expanding our cultivation facility by 1,500 sqft. This expansion will include state-of-the-art R&D chambers, essential electrical upgrades, construction costs, HVAC improvements, and labor. This development is crucial for advancing our research and providing practical solutions to industry challenges.
​
Why We Need Your Support
​
To achieve our ambitious goals, we aim to raise $200,000.
The funds will be allocated as follows:
-
R&D Chambers: Creating specialized environments for advanced research.
-
Electrical Upgrades: Ensuring our facility can support cutting-edge equipment.
-
Construction Costs: Building a robust and scalable infrastructure.
-
HVAC Improvements: Maintaining optimal conditions for research and cultivation.
-
Labor: Hiring skilled professionals to drive our research forward
​
Ensuring Longevity
​
To maximize the life of our facility, we will:
-
Use high-quality materials and equipment.
-
Incorporate sustainable practices and technologies.
-
Implement a robust maintenance schedule.
-
Design the facility for flexibility and scalability.
-
Leverage the expertise of our experienced team.
-
Continuously research and innovate.
-
Engage with our community and stakeholders.
-
Practice prudent financial management.
​
​
Risks and Challenges
​
While we are excited about this project, we recognize potential risks, including:
-
Funding Shortfall: Delays or scaling back if we do not meet our funding goal.
-
Construction Delays: Potential permitting issues, supply chain disruptions, or labor shortages.
-
Technical Challenges: Implementing new technology and infrastructure upgrades.
-
Operational Disruptions: Temporary impacts on ongoing research activities.
​
​
DONATE OR BECOME A MEMBER TODAY!
Your contribution directly impacts our ability to develop more sustainable, efficient, and profitable cultivation techniques. Together, we can cultivate a brighter future!
​