NYS Licensed | Women-Minority Owned

Who is
miss perry

Miss Perry’s childhood was enriched by the privilege of living on her grandparents’ farm, an experience that left a profound imprint on her. From an early age, she observed her grandparents’ commitment to their work, and witnessed the passion and care that they poured into everything they did. Working alongside her grandfather in the fields and accompanying her grandmother on her daily chores instilled a deep appreciation for her family’s traditions and built a special connection to the land that will stay with her for the rest of her life.

On December 20, 2018, a significant milestone occurred when President Trump signed the Agriculture Improvement Act, authorizing the production of hemp and removing it from the federal Controlled Substance Act (CSA). This was a pivotal moment not only for Miss Perry but for the farming industry. Supported by the public becoming increasingly educated and recognizing the benefits of CBD and other compounds derived from the cannabis plant, the demand for high-quality, natural products skyrocketed. Miss Perry was quick to recognize this trend, her deep love for farming and her emotional attachment to the land were further ignited by memories of her grandparents’ farm. Through a strong desire to continue her family’s farming legacy and embrace the changing times, Miss Perry began cultivating hemp. For her, this was not just a way to blend tradition with innovation, but also an opportunity to share products made from natural and organic components across the world. The introduction of cannabinoids to a larger audience has opened new possibilities for natural remedies and sustainable alternatives.

In 2019, Miss Perry established a thriving agricultural operation in upstate New York, focusing on cultivating premium USDA organic certified CBD and CBG hemp flower. Her unwavering commitment to excellence has solidified her position as one of the most respected pioneers in cannabis cultivation and brand development.

On March 30, 2021, the signing of the Marijuana Regulation and Taxation Act (MRTA) marked a historic moment in New York State’s history. The law legalizes cannabis for adults aged 21 and over and creates a licensing system for cultivating, processing, distributing, and selling cannabis through the Office of Cannabis Management (OCM). Miss Perry’s family-operated business holds a coveted adult-use cannabis cultivation license, making her one of the first cannabis cultivators in New York State to benefit from this new legislation.

Recognizing New York’s potential as a leading force in cannabis production and product development, Miss Perry has been committed to achieving excellence in all aspects of her business. Her emotional intelligence, combined with her dedication to motherhood and her astute business acumen, have been crucial in driving her success. As one of the few minority and women-owned cannabis cultivations in New York State, Miss Perry’s business serves as a shining example of the important role that diverse businesses can play in the future of the cannabis industry. With a focus on growth and impact, Miss Perry’s business is poised to continue its upward trajectory and contribute to the advancement of cannabis in New York State.

“Rooted in Tradition, Cultivating the Future”

Family Legacy

Miss Perry Farms is built on a strong foundation of family heritage and farming traditions. By honoring and preserving these values, the farm stays connected to its roots and the hard work of previous generations.

Tradition

With deep respect for the expertise of seasoned cannabis growers, the farm acknowledges the invaluable wisdom and knowledge acquired through decades of hands-on experience, upholding tried-and-true cultivation methods refined over generations.

Innovation

Embracing new technologies and industry advancements, the farm continuously improves its cultivation methods to stay at the forefront of the cannabis industry.

Growth

A forward-looking approach drives continuous growth and expansion, allowing the farm to adapt to the evolving needs of consumers and the industry.

Community Impact

Aiming to have a positive impact on the local community and beyond, the farm contributes to the advancement of the cannabis industry and promotes diversity in the sector.

Sustainability

Committed to adopting environmentally friendly techniques, reducing waste, and minimizing ecological footprint, the farm ensures responsible use of natural resources and the protection of the environment for future generations.

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Sustainable Cannabis Cultivation

Miss Perry Farms is committed to sustainable cannabis cultivation in our mixed light greenhouse. We focus on energy efficiency, waste reduction, and environmental control to minimize our impact on the environment.

To save energy, we use efficient LED lighting systems that consume less power and produce less heat compared to traditional lighting. We also use passive heating and cooling systems, like shade cloths, ventilation, and insulation, to maintain ideal growing conditions without relying on energy-intensive equipment.

Waste reduction is important to us, so we use a precision drip irrigation system that delivers water and nutrients directly to the plants in just the right amounts. This helps our plants grow optimally while minimizing water waste.

Our greenhouse is designed for precise environmental control, allowing us to regulate temperature, humidity, and other factors for the best growing conditions. This reduces crop loss, increases yield, and helps us conserve energy and resources.

By embracing these sustainable practices, Miss Perry Farms can produce high-quality cannabis with a lower environmental footprint.

Perserverance and Progress: The PERRY FAMILY Legacy

The Perry family’s history in the United States can be traced back to Charles, the great-grandfather of Miss Perry, who arrived from Italy in 1907 accompanied by his four sons and a daughter. They settled in Steuben, NY, where Charles founded the family farm, known as “Old Farmstead.” Over the years, the farm was a collective effort involving multiple generations of the Perry family. Paul Perry, Miss Perry’s grandfather and Charles’s youngest son, had two sons and four daughters with his wife Patricia. Together, their children, including son Robert, went on to have 13 granddaughters.

Spanning five generations and over a century, the Perry family has been involved in farming various crops, as well as raising dairy and beef cattle, pigs, chickens, turkeys, and ducks. Their crop cultivation includes corn, hay, sorghum, and oats.

Maria, the daughter of Elizabeth, Paul’s youngest daughter, has continued the Perry family tradition of farming. As hemp gained popularity due to its use in CBD products and industrial applications, Maria became intrigued and embarked on extensive research. After obtaining their hemp cultivation license in 2019, Miss Perry Farms emerged as a leader in USDA certified greenhouse cultivation for hemp in New York.

On March 31, 2021, New York State legalized recreational cannabis use for adults aged 21 and over. Miss Perry Farms secured its position as an industry pioneer by being one of the few cultivators in the state to receive an Adult-Use cultivation license.

Indoor cultivation offers numerous advantages, such as the ability to regulate temperature, humidity, light, and other environmental factors, which is essential for producing high-quality and minimally processed cannabis products. As one of the first minority-women-owned cultivators to receive an Adult-Use license in New York, Miss Perry Farms takes pride in leading the industry. The farm remains dedicated to sustainable greenhouse cultivation methods while pushing the limits of modern practices, thus perpetuating the Perry family’s agricultural heritage.

SERVICES

At Miss Perry Farms, we are committed to providing exceptional wholesale opportunities for New York State dispensary licensees. Our experience-enhancing cannabis products are cultivated in our mixed-light operation with strict adherence to all up-to-date rules and regulations established by the Office of Cannabis, ensuring the highest standards of quality and compliance.

Please reach out to us for wholesale inquiries and let us help your dispensary thrive in this rapidly growing market.