About Petit Teton Cannabis

My name is Cam. You may have met and chatted with me on any given Sunday at the Clement Street Farmer's Market over the past 10+ years. My Mom, Nikki, and her partner Steve, began this farm project in 2005. I joined them in 2009, and my brother, Wynne, and his family joined us a few years later. We are your neighbors. I was raised in the Richmond District and went to school at Alamo, Presidio, and Lowell. We believe that small production agriculture is a critical component of healthy communities, making them more secure when the industrial agriculture system stumbles, as we have seen in recent times with wildfires and the Covid pandemic.

We have been cultivating cannabis on the farm for medicinal use since pre-legalization. In 2019, in partnership with the Department of Cannabis Control and the County of Mendocino, we received our Cultivation license as a legacy cultivator under Phase 1 of the legalization framework. In 2025, we received our Microbusiness license (#C12-0000608-LIC), which permits the operation of a delivery service in the State of California.

The farm is located in Mendocino County's Anderson Valley, which is in the southern part of the Emerald Triangle. We are strictly outdoor cannabis cultivators and believe that the combination of direct sun and healthy soil is the key to growing top-notch flower. Our plants are grown in living soils that are rich in bacteria, nematodes, fungi, protozoa and a host of other critters, many of which are not visible to the naked eye. We raise chickens and rabbits and utilize their output as fertilizer to feed and replensh the microbiome of our soil, providing our cannabis plants with the nutrients they need to thrive at each stage of growth. Because we operate a diversified farm in which cannabis is just a single crop of many, we also make our own compost that is important for building and maintaining soil structure.

Our drying, curing, processing and packaging facilities are all located on the farm, giving us control over every step of the process and ensuring that you receive the highest quality cannabis delivered to your door. It also ensures that you know the origin and methods by which your flower was grown, can visit the farm, and are supporting your local region's small production agriculture.