Cannabis Cultivation
Cannabis sativa is the subject of ongoing research and debate regarding potential benefits and risks. As research advances, studies continue to examine Cannabis and its derivatives in areas such as chronic pain, sleep, appetite and nausea management in certain treatments.
In Brazil, medicinal Cannabis products were regulated by Anvisa in 2019, including compounds such as THC and CBD. Cultivation must always comply with applicable law.
Where cultivation is legally permitted, open-field production leaves plants more exposed to environmental and weather conditions, which can limit productivity and the number of crop cycles per year.
Protected cultivation requires control of several variables, including light, temperature and humidity, according to the production system and applicable legislation.
Greenhouse cultivation can combine natural sunlight with improved control of exposure, temperature and humidity. Protection from adverse weather may reduce losses and improve production predictability. Any project must fully comply with local legislation.
Greenhouse cultivation can combine natural sunlight with improved control of exposure, temperature and humidity. Protection from adverse weather may reduce losses and improve production predictability. Any project must fully comply with local legislation.
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