Cultivators, get the dirt on cannabis testing.

If you’re a cultivator, you already know that cannabis testing is essential. But not all testing solutions are created equal; accredited third-party testing facilities aren’t perfect, and setting up an in-house testing lab is often cost-prohibitive. 

Join our webinar on June 23 and learn from our expert presenter, Dr. Curtis Livesay, a Certified Crop Advisor and Licensed Commercial Pest Consultant, as he guides you through a discussion around all aspects of cannabis testing for cultivators.

IMPORTANT: All attendees will receive an exclusive coupon code for a very special offer on the GemmaCert product of your choice!

Here’s a taste of what you’ll learn:

• The most common cannabis testing types

• The importance of in-house cannabis testing

• Common cannabis testing challenges cultivators face

• An in-depth analysis of standard testing solutions

• The ways in-house testing can improve business-critical decision-making

• What you should look for in an in-house cannabis testing solution

Join us on June 23 and get the kind of in-depth info you’ll never get from a blog!

About the Presenter

Dr. Curtis Livesay is a Crop Advisor certified through the American Society of Agronomy with a Ph.D. in Research Methods and Interpersonal Communication from the University of Iowa. He’s also a Licensed Pest Consultant certified through the Washington State Department of Agriculture. Dr. Livesay owns Dynamite Ag, a sales and consulting firm working with diverse growers and crops in over 20 states.

He holds two Professional Certificates from the University of Vermont, one in cannabis plant biology and another in cannabis science and medicine. He consults for hemp clients across the US and South America. Dr. Livesay has also worked with multiple licensed Washinton State cannabis cultivation facilities, using a data-driven approach to create custom nutrient plans for cannabis cultivars in closed-loop, recirculating, and aeroponic cultivation systems. Dr. Livesay currently serves as the Scientific Review for Washington State Medical Marijuana Research License applications.