Jeremy Shechter
FounderOpen Source HorticultureJeremy Shechter is the founder of Open Source Horticulture, a cultivation consulting and project management firm with experience across more than 20 states and 1.7 million square feet of licensed facilities. Before launching OSH, he served as COO at Bickel Consulting and VP of Operations at Buckeye Relief, where he oversaw facility design, expansion, and performance optimization. Jeremy holds a degree in Agricultural Engineering from The Ohio State University, with expertise spanning facility design, project management, irrigation, automation, and environmental controls.
The Modern Grow Room Playbook: Facility Design for Efficiency at Scale
Your facility design decides your margins long before your first harvest. The most profitable commercial cultivators win at the blueprint stage, wher
Your facility design decides your margins long before your first harvest. The most profitable commercial cultivators win at the blueprint stage, where early infrastructure choices set the ceiling on efficiency, quality, and cost per pound for years
Your facility design decides your margins long before your first harvest. The most profitable commercial cultivators win at the blueprint stage, where early infrastructure choices set the ceiling on efficiency, quality, and cost per pound for years to come.
This session is for commercial cannabis cultivators, facility owners, and operations leaders who want to engineer profitability into the building itself. You'll see how leading operators t
Your facility design decides your margins long before your first harvest. The most profitable commercial cultivators win at the blueprint stage, where early infrastructure choices set the ceiling on efficiency, quality, and cost per pound for years to come.
This session is for commercial cannabis cultivators, facility owners, and operations leaders who want to engineer profitability into the building itself. You'll see how leading operators treat HVAC, fertigation, and workflow as financial decisions, not just technical ones, and how that mindset separates scalable facilities from expensive mistakes.
