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Associated Press
11 hours ago
- Business
- Associated Press
Cannatrol™ and Rhythm® Partner to Create Integrated Data Stream for Cannabis Cultivation and Post-Harvest
NORTH SPRINGFIELD, Vt.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jun 3, 2025-- Cannatrol, a leading provider of precision-controlled drying and curing technology, has announced a strategic alliance with RhythmCultivation Solutions & Services, an industry leader in fertigation and environmental controls. Through the partnership, collected data throughout the cultivation and post-harvest processes will provide commercial cannabis cultivators new insights into their operations and efficiency. 'At the core of this partnership is a shared belief in making growers' lives easier by connecting the dots across the cultivation journey,' said David Sandelman, Co-Founder and inventor of the Cannatrol system. 'By joining forces with Rhythm, we're enabling our customers to work smarter, not harder.' The two companies will integrate Cannatrol's proprietary operating data into Rhythm's Graphic User Interface (GUI), delivering a seamless, data-rich experience for commercial cannabis cultivators. This collaboration marks a pivotal step toward unifying the entire cultivation process—from growth to post-harvest—by providing operators with a complete, end-to-end view of their facility data in one intuitive platform. The integration also ensures that critical environmental data from Cannatrol systems can now be visualized alongside Rhythm CSS's robust cultivation tracking tools, enhancing visibility, efficiency and improving quality-related outcomes for growers. 'Rhythm is committed to building meaningful integrations that improve our clients' operational performance,' added Cale Winter, CEO of Rhythm CSS. 'Bringing the Cannatrol system to life in Rhythm's software and analytics creates a more holistic user experience that supports data-driven decision making across the entire cultivation operation.' Both recognized as innovative leaders in their respective fields, Cannatrol and Rhythm CSS are united by a commitment to continuous improvement and innovations within commercial cannabis cultivation, and providing customer-focused solutions. About Cannatrol Cannatrol supports commercial cannabis cultivation by streamlining and tightly controlling the critical drying, curing processes as well as postharvest storage. With patented Vaportrol® Technology, the system controls water loss by regulating the vapor pressure and ensures the correct final water activity, critical for terpene preservation, maximized potency, increased yield and premium quality. Cannatrol's environmental control solution ensures consistent results for every climate and geography, taking the guesswork and risk out of seasonal humidity and temperature swings. Learn more at About Rhythm Rhythm is a CEA technology company that specializes in advanced fertigation systems and environmental controls. Their robust solutions are designed to provide optimized performance and long-term reliability and are paired with intuitive software and analytics tools. Designed for professional operators, Rhythm integrates seamlessly with facility systems to centralize cultivation management, improve results, and increase profitability. Learn more at View source version on CONTACT: Media Contact: Molly Sposato Grasslands: A Journalism-Minded Agency [email protected] KEYWORD: VERMONT UNITED STATES NORTH AMERICA INDUSTRY KEYWORD: DATA MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY TOBACCO PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CANNABIS AGRICULTURE NATURAL RESOURCES RETAIL DATA ANALYTICS SOFTWARE ENVIRONMENT SOURCE: Cannatrol Copyright Business Wire 2025. PUB: 06/03/2025 10:03 AM/DISC: 06/03/2025 10:02 AM
BBC News
2 days ago
- General
- BBC News
Cosford cannabis farm worth £1m found in derelict building
A cannabis farm with crops worth an estimated £1m in street value has been found in a derelict men, aged 36, 40 and 49, were arrested at the scene on suspicion of cannabis cultivation and released on bail, a West Mercia Police spokesperson officers said they were tipped off about the property on Neachley Lane, Cosford, Shropshire, and when they went to investigate they discovered 1,116 plants at various stages of growth across 15 Damien Kelly said: "It goes to show the powerful role residents can play." The person who raised the concerns approached him while he was out on a patrol with a colleague and Insp Kelly thanked them for their support. Follow BBC Shropshire on BBC Sounds, Facebook, X and Instagram.
Yahoo
4 days ago
- General
- Yahoo
Arrest after drugs factory uncovered in Black Country
POLICE have arrested a man after uncovering a drugs factory with around 200 cannabis plants inside. West Midlands Police officers raided an address in Moors Hill Lane in Tipton in the early hours of Saturday morning (May 31). Police confirmed that a 34-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of cultivating cannabis. In a statement, a spokesperson for West Midlands Police said: "We've discovered around 200 cannabis plants and made an arrest in Tipton this morning (31 May). "We acted on information and found the drugs factory at an address in Moors Mill Lane at just after 1.40am. "A 34-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of cultivating cannabis and is currently in custody for questioning. They added: "Drugs not only ruin lives, but fuel further crime, and we'll continue to take action to shut down such illegal production".
ABC News
24-05-2025
- General
- ABC News
'Gnarly' bonsais are trending in the tiny tree world
The craft of cultivating bonsai evolved from Japan with a focus on minituarising trees and plants. Recent enthusiasm for the world of tiny trees is seeing Australia's native flora re-imagined as bonsai.
BBC News
14-05-2025
- BBC News
Vehicle search leads to three arrests after drugs farm discovery
Three men have been arrested in Rotherham, after the car they were driving was stopped by police and found to contain the keys to a nearby cannabis Yorkshire Police said the force had initially been contacted by Northern Powergrid on Friday because of "suspicious electrical activity" and signs that someone was "dangerously and illegally bypassing electricity" at an address on Gerard Road in subsequently searched the Wellgate property and found around 1,000 cannabis plants in 10 the same day, a suspicious vehicle circling in the area was stopped and searched by police, who found a key to the property inside. "The vehicle had allegedly been stolen from London and inside the car, officers found a key to the property containing the cannabis cultivation," the force said."A quantity of money and equipment consistent with cannabis production was also reportedly found within the vehicle."Two men, both 34, and a 33-year-old man, were arrested on suspicion of cultivating cannabis and the theft of a motor vehicle, police have been bailed pending further to highlights from South Yorkshire on BBC Sounds, catch up with the latest episode of Look North
