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In the spring of 1909, William “Bull” Lowell began growing what was called Indian Hemp on his farm on the central coast of California. Henry J. Finger took a dislike to Bull’s “marijuana being smoked by the wrong kinds of people”. Finger conspired to outlaw cannabis and later passed the 1913 Poison Act. Bull believed in a man’s right to smoke the dried plant and enjoy its benefits. When the stubborn Bull refused to stop growing his beloved plant, Finger shut down Bull’s farm and later threw him in jail. Fast forward a number of decades, and Lowell Farms finds themselves back at it, producing bar none cannabis products across the board from edibles, to pre-rolls and flowers, as well as a variety of concentrate products. Lowell continues to surpass expectation and stay at the top of the California market.