Good Agricultural Practice for Cannabis and Hemp

Good agricultural practice starts with ordinary discipline: clean field routines, controlled inputs, and records that explain what happened instead of relying on memory later.

That routine protects both quality and the farm's credibility when buyers or inspectors want a clear story.

Inspectors, quality partners, and export buyers usually want the same thing: traceability they can follow. Strong field records, input logs, staff routines, and movement files create that confidence.

Weak records force the farm to explain too much verbally, which is rarely a strong position.

Pre-harvest readiness means checking sampling plans, movement plans, field identification, staff roles, and the documentation that will need to follow the crop. If the file is not ready, the field is not ready.

Weedu treats readiness as a habit, not a last-minute checklist.