That Good Good Farm is an off-grid, family-run farm perched high in the hills of Mendocino County, cultivating premium craft cannabis in organic, living soil. They draw on decades of experience farming the land, with a focus on small scale plots—less than a quarter acre of cannabis across terraces on a 300-acre property. The farm is solar powered, and all flower is hand-trimmed.
Located about 2,200 feet above sea level, just 15 miles inland from the coast, That Good Good Farm exploits the natural microclimates of its ridgelines, where the fog line, elevation, and full-sun exposure combine to yield ideal growing conditions. Their methods honor legacy growing traditions of the Emerald Triangle while obsessively pushing for the best quality.
By staying small, staying organic, and staying rooted in the land, That Good Good Farm plays a vital role in preserving craft cannabis culture in the Emerald Triangle. Their insistence on living soil, solar power, and hands-on cultivation helps protect both plant quality and ecological health. They are a model for how legacy farms can thrive, focusing on craft and quality over quantity.