About
One hill in Humboldt.
[ photo — scott harris on the farm ]
Single source, literally
If it didn’t grow here,
it doesn’t go in the jar.
Scott Harris grows every plant behind Errl Hill on one farm in Humboldt County. No brokered material, no white labels — the same hands that plant it wash it, press it, and put the lid on the jar.
HUMBOLDT COUNTYONE FARMONE NAME ON THE JAR
Dirt to dab, five steps.
The Live Rosin Process
1
Grow
Full-term on the hill, strain-hunted genetics.
2
Flash freeze
Frozen the day it's cut — terps locked in.
3
Ice-water wash
Ice and water only. Never a solvent.
4
Press
Low and slow, same week it's washed.
5
Cold cure & jar
Cured to badder, jarred by hand, batch-dated.
Soil to Oil, Five Steps
The Live Resin Process
1
Grow
Full-term on the hill, strain-hunted genetics.
2
Flash freeze
Frozen the day it's cut — terps locked in.
3
Sub-Zero Extraction
Our closed-loop extraction unit unlocks the terps at -80°F.
4
Purge Process
We pull negative vacuum on each batch for a minimum of 48 hours.
5
Jar and Package
Once the batch has achieved Errl Hill’s consistency, we hand pack each jar, label it, and get it right back in the freezer.