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US (IL): "Students will gain hands-on experience growing, testing, and processing cannabis"

Advanced Cannabis Production will be offered at Illinois Valley Community College for the first time this spring.

Students will gain hands-on experience growing, testing, and processing cannabis plants while furthering their understanding of various production systems. The four-credit course is part of IVCC’s popular cannabis production certificate program.

Instructor Jennifer Timmers said the course provides in-depth coverage of:

  • Cannabis genetics, breeding, and propagation techniques;
  • Outdoor and indoor cannabis production systems with a focus on agronomic considerations such as seeding, planting, pest and disease control, harvest/drying/storage, and compliance testing;
  • Testing for potency, heavy metals, pesticides, residues, terpenes, bacteria/fungi/mycotoxins;
  • Extraction and processing for fibers and cannabinoids;
  • Economics in cannabis production, such as product marketing, pricing, commerce, distribution, and federal and state policies.

Timmers will enhance each unit by bringing in experts in various fields.

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