Duncan Lock
CCL24-0000044Duncan Lock, legally known as Duncan Lock, holds an Adult-Use Specialty Outdoor license located in Trinity County Under this license, Duncan Lock can legally grow up to 5.0k sqft of canopy. This license was created on Apr 08, 2024, and is up for renewal on Apr 08, 2026. This is one of [number] of active cultivation licenses in Trinity County.
The Legacy of Small Cannabis Farms
Small businesses typically operate with a canopy size of up to 10,000 sqft. These farms usually have limited resources and have to focus much of their efforts on quality and unique offerings to compete in the market against larger, better funded brands. Small farms, especially outdoor farms, were the origin of the cannabis industry in California, and some can still trace their heritage, cultural values, and cultivation practices back to those early days before legalization.
The Benefits of Outdoor Cannabis Cultivation
Outdoor farms grow cannabis using natural sunlight, with plant characteristics influenced by terroir- the unique regional environmental factors of the land where it is grown. This method allows cannabis to express it's widest range of characteristics, such as unique flavors and terpene profiles. Outdoor is limited by the natural seasons so it only can be harvested once or twice a year depending on where it is grown.
Single License Operators only own one active license in California, which means they only have one narrow opportunity to succeed in today's challenging industry. In most cases, these operators manage small or medium-sized farms and rely heavily on their brand identity and unique offerings to stand out in the competitive market. There are a few large-scale operations that only have one license, since starting in 2023 the law allows licensees with many smaller farms to consolidate them together under a Large-category license. At Higher Origins, our focus is on the smaller single license operators who only have one operation to make or break their success.
Most Recent Updates
These licensing records were last updated on Jul 17, 2025, and are sourced from the California Department of Cannabis Control