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Yahnee Acklin lives in Philadelphia, and she says her mom has been saying she knew she wanted to be a pediatrician since she was seven years old. This fall she leaves for Carleton College, a small liberal-arts school in Northfield, Minnesota, where she plans to live on campus and study biology and premed courses. She’s currently living with her mom and sister and visits her grandmother as often as she safely can. One such brand is Hudson Hemp, a farm and CBD company built on land owned by Abby Rockefeller and her family in the Catskill mountains. I spoke with co-founder Melany Dobson about how and why she decided to integrate mycelium packaging into Hudson Hemp’s CBD line, Treaty. Dobson’s team grows hemp as part of a dynamic crop rotation alongside grains that supply flour to local bakeries, livestock feed for dairy farms, and rye and hops for brewers and distillers. Part of the mission of Hudson Hemp is to develop soil that relies on nutrients that come from the Baby Yoda Hug Virginia Tech Football Shirt itself; since mycelium goes hand in hand with soil health, it was already on the mind. “I learned about Ecovative through Seed—a probiotic brand that has used Ecovative since 2018 in their original packaging—and decided to go for it,” Dobson says. This ethos of open-source sharing when it comes to sustainability is one that is inevitably moving the industry forward. Since its launch, all Hudson Hemp CBD has been shipped in custom Ecovative packaging.