3. Holistic Edge Radio w/Guest, Sisters of the Valley – Cannabis Woman-Owned Farm: An Organic, Sustainable & Indigenous Approach - Host: Enoe Aracely Brown, Oct. 27, 2023

Send us Fan Mail Today we speak with Sister Kate, founder of the Sisters of the Valley, who speaksto us about organic farming and creating handmade CBD products for handling pain, and other health issues. Practices involve: organic farming, consulting with indigenous people, understanding the plant, working with moon cycles, and using blessing methods. Sister Kate also likes to inspire women entrepreneurship and teach others how they too can grow these plants from their window sill, rooftop to a garden and start to build their own business, and create CBD products, using very strict guidelines. A practice and expertise the Sisters of the Valley will offer to others free of charge. They are looking to expand the skills of beginning entrepreneurs, and look to offer their support. www.sistersofthevalley.orgBIO Sister Kate was a consultant, who helped clients open businesses in newly deregulating industries around the world. But after a divorce, and as a newly single mother with three children, she was forced to give up this career and uproot her family from Wisconsin toCentral Valley, California. In 2009, she founded a non-profit cannabis collective and opened it for business in 2010. This farmland is nestled in the impoverished but agriculturally rich Central Valley in California. Here is where Sister Kate serve cannabidiol medicine to local terminal patients, so they could experience its healing effects without needing to smoke it. In 2014, Sister Kate developed the first line of products that were safe, non-addictive and non-psychoactive formulation and then founded the Sisters of the Valley (non-Catholic nuns), an activist organization who’s mission/servitude is dedicated to healing using organic farming and producing plant-based medicine. They model themselves after the Beguine Nuns and ancestors of the Middle Ages, who were scholars who work together, prayed together, and are dressed to identify their enclave.Their small farm is now a worldwide organization,locatedin Merced, California, and is today quietly cultivating, extracting, and distributing CBD products with sales of over a $1 million a year. www.sistersofthevalley.org Support the showHost Contact Information:Enoe Aracely Brown:Email:  holisticedgeradio.gmail.comWebsite:  .