Dr. Tassa Saldi
Chief Science OfficerTUMI GenomicsThe Pathogen Problem: A Business, Science, and Cultivation Perspective
Every failed batch is product you can't sell, and trust you can't easily rebuild. As testing standards tighten across markets, a single mold or micro
Every failed batch is product you can't sell, and trust you can't easily rebuild. As testing standards tighten across markets, a single mold or microbial failure can wipe out an entire run and stall your sell-through for weeks. Reactive cleanup no l
Every failed batch is product you can't sell, and trust you can't easily rebuild. As testing standards tighten across markets, a single mold or microbial failure can wipe out an entire run and stall your sell-through for weeks. Reactive cleanup no longer cuts it.
This session shows cultivation teams how to engineer contamination out of the grow before it starts. Drawing on hard-won lessons from large-scale facilities, we'll move past firefigh
Every failed batch is product you can't sell, and trust you can't easily rebuild. As testing standards tighten across markets, a single mold or microbial failure can wipe out an entire run and stall your sell-through for weeks. Reactive cleanup no longer cuts it.
This session shows cultivation teams how to engineer contamination out of the grow before it starts. Drawing on hard-won lessons from large-scale facilities, we'll move past firefighting and into prevention by design — the discipline now separating consistent operators from the rest. It's one of the clearest cannabis industry trends shaping cultivation strategy heading into the next cycle.
