A budding cannabis plant.
FILE — A flowering cannabis plant at an undisclosed location on Tuesday, Sept. 24, 2013. (Rob Duval via Bay City News)

MENDOCINO Co., 6/07/17 — The county’s cannabis cultivation permit program is under way, and for growers who have applied to the program, a new layer of compliance will soon be implemented: a “track and trace” system designed to electronically record and track legal cannabis plants “from seed to sale,” as plants make their way through the commercial medical cannabis market.

Participation in a similar statewide system will be required of all licensed cultivators and cannabis business owners once the state issues licenses in 2018, but Mendocino County has selected a vendor and will be implementing a pilot program this year for cultivators and cannabis business owners in the county’s permit program. The selected vendor, SICPA, will be holding a series of educational workshops on June 14 and 15 in Fort Bragg, Boonville, Laytonville, and Ukiah to help local cannabis growers and cultivators learn how to use the system.

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Kate Maxwell is the publisher and a founder of The Mendocino Voice. She lives inland but goes to the ocean as much as possible.