Our first Freezer Stash release is an interview with Sister Kate, who declared herself a nun in 2014 and has dedicated herself to compassionate activism.
- Sister Kate and the Sisters of the Valley make the grow hemp in a spiritual environment, specifically a farm outside of Merced, California.
- The documentary Breaking Habits covers Sister Kate's fascinating pre-cannabis life.
- The sisters' production calendar is based on the cycles of the moon. The company is based outside of Merced, California.
Follow the Sisters online at:
www.facebook.com/sistersofthevalley
www.sistersofcbd.com/
twitter.com/sistersofcbd
Alex Halperin's Cannabis Dictionary
www.amazon.com/Cannabis-Dictiona…rin/dp/1784726605
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