FILE – The Madrones, a Mediterranean compound in the southern most part of the Emerald Triangle in Anderson Valley, Calif., on June 24, 2020. The Madrones features a cannabis farm, dispensary, restaurant and wine tasting. (Nikolas Zvolensky/The Madrones via Bay City News)

MENDOCINO CO., 5/14/25 — A two-day workshop in Philo on Sunday and Monday will show cannabis growers how they can legally safeguard the intellectual property of their plants.  

The nonprofit cannabis group Origins Council, in partnership with California State Polytechnic University Humboldt, University of California Berkeley and a few other advocacy groups, will host a panel discussion at The Brambles in Philo to showcase their work on the Legacy Cannabis Genetics study — a project exploring the history and genetics of cannabis to help farmers protect their outdoor, high-quality weed as a regionally recognized product. This event is part of a statewide series hosted by the research team.  

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Sydney Fishman is a UC Berkeley California Local News Fellow and lives full time in Ukiah. Reach her at sydney@mendovoice.com or through her Signal username @sydannfish.67.