Cultivators

Medical Cannabis Cultivation

The Utah Department of Agriculture and Food and the Utah Division of Purchasing have selected eight companies to be Medical Cannabis Cultivators in Utah's Medical Cannabis Program.

The eight selected cultivators are listed by county:

  • Box Elder County –
    • Riverside Farms
    • Standard Wellness Utah
    • True North of Utah
  • Davis County –
    • Wholesome Ag
  • Sanpete County –
    • Dragonfly Greenhouse (Location #1)
    • Dragonfly Greenhouse (Location #2)
  • Sevier County – 
    • Zion Cultivars (Location #2)
  • Tooele County –
    • Tryke Companies
  • Utah County –
    • Zion Cultivars (Location #1)
  • Weber County –
    • Beehive Gardens/Harvest of Utah
    • Standard Wellness (Location #2)

The Utah Department of Agriculture is limited on what information can be disclosed about these cultivation facilities.  Many of the companies have public websites and social media accounts with contact information and bios about the companies.

At this time no more Cannabis Cultivation licenses are being offered. The Utah Department of Agriculture will follow 4-41a-205 and will not exceed 8 Cannabis Cultivation Facility Licenses unless all Cultivators reach their 100,000 sq. ft. grow limit, the Utah Department of Health anticipates a greater patient need, or a current company forfeits their license.

Cultivation Production Information

Biomass sent from cultivators to processors in 2023 totaled approximately 103,302 lbs. This cannabis biomass was used to create products in the following approved categories:

Finished flower, Concentrate, Partpens, Infused Edibles, and Infused Non-Edibles

Cultivation Annual Renewal Information

Current cultivation license holders must renew their cultivation license each year at the December Cannabis Production Establishment Licensing Advisory Board meeting. All renewal documentation must be submitted no later than the documentation deadline listed below. Renewal is not considered to be complete until all applicable fees are paid and the facility's bond is in good standing.

2024 Board Meeting Date: December 4th, 2024 (documentation deadline November 6th, 2024)

All renewal applications and supplemental documentation must be submitted via our new AIMS platform. You can access the site directly through the URL https://agbusiness.utah.gov or through the Online Services page on the Department’s website https://ag.utah.gov. Please reach out to cannabis@utha.gov if you have questions regarding filling out the application.

To learn more about Utah’s Cannabis Cultivation Industry read:

Pesticide and Fertilizer Information

Cultivators in the Utah Medical Cannabis Program must ensure they follow R68-27-9 regarding pesticide and fertilizer usage. For more information on pesticide and fertilizer usage in the Medical Cannabis Program click on the links below: