Effect of agro?climatic conditions on the cannabinoid quantities in hemp crops

We want to determine the relationship between weather such as rainfall and temperature on outdoor grown hemp. Specifically what these variables do in terms of changing the content of THC and CBD in certain varieties of hemp. Our goal is to give farmers the knowledge so that they can determine when is optimal time to harvest their crop based on that years weather if they want to be below a .3 thc content, and have a high CBD content. However, the research we do will lend itself to farmers seeking other CBD and THC outcomes in their crops.

Faculty Supervisor:

Donald Smith

Student:

Dina Saleh

Partner:

Springboard Atlantic

Discipline:

Forestry

Sector:

Professional, scientific and technical services

University:

McGill University

Program:

Accelerate

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