Guides on hand trimming and machine trimming techniques for cannabis and other crops. Covers bucking machines, trimming scissors, wet vs dry trimming decisions, throughput strategies for large harvests, and how to maintain trim quality at scale without sacrificing appearance.
Wet trimming keeps trichomes intact and less fragile during the cutting process — they're still supple and adhere well. But the faster drying that follows a…
Dustin Davis
Choosing the best trimming machine in 2026 starts with three decisions: wet or dry trimming, harvest volume, and the trim quality your market demands. This guide…
Dustin Davis
Most bud sorters separate flower by size using a series of screens or grates with progressively smaller openings. Material is fed across the top screen and…
Jacob Rodowick
It’s important to learn how to clean & maintain your trimming machine if you want to achieve peak productivity and extend the life of your equipment.…
Dustin Davis
Harvest time is the most crucial — and labor-intensive — stage in hemp farming. Whether you’re growing CBD hemp, industrial fiber, or grain hemp, the way…
Dustin Davis
First and foremost, you’ll need a good pair of trimming scissors. If you are trimming by hand, this is obvious. But even if you use a…
Dustin Davis
If you’re gearing up for Harvest 2026, investing in the right bucking machine can make or break your efficiency. Bucking—removing buds from stems before trimming—often becomes…
Dustin Davis
Harvest automation is something every commercial grower should be striving towards because it means higher profits, better flower, and a more discreet operation with fewer workers.…
Dustin Davis
