Nestled on 45 peaceful acres in Southwest Michigan, our family farm is the heart and soul of the Humble Collective. This isn’t just where we work—it’s where we live, homeschool our kids, grow our food, and grow the medicine that makes its way into so many of your favorite products. Every summer, we grow our hemp plants outdoors under the sun, in living soil, using organic, regenerative practices that honor the land. We don’t use pesticides or synthetic fertilizers—we add natural amendments and microbes to create a diverse living soil biome. Because when plants are nurtured naturally, they give us their very best. We don’t outsource our extraction. Instead, we press our own flower into oil using a method called raw rosin pressing—a completely solventless process that uses only gentle heat and pressure to release the cannabinoids, terpenes, and healing compounds from the plant. This artisanal method preserves more of the plant’s natural integrity and results in a darker, richer oil—full of chlorophyll, micronutrients, and flavor. It’s the cleanest, most unrefined way to make hemp medicine, and we’re proud to do it ourselves, right here on the farm. Our rosin is used in many of our signature CBD oils and infused into select topicals and edibles. It’s truly seed to bottle—no middlemen, no mystery sourcing, no watered-down product. We are a small, hands-on team made up of family (and people who feel like family). My husband, our master grower, has decades of cannabis cultivation experience and pours his heart into every plant. From planting and harvesting, to pressing and bottling, to labeling and shipping—it all happens here. When you support a product made on our farm, you’re not just buying CBD—you’re supporting: We believe healing begins in the soil, and that the closer you stay to nature, the more powerful the medicine becomes. Thank you for trusting us. We’re honored to grow for you. With love from our farm to your home,
From Plant to Product—Right Here at Home
It’s a Family Thing
Why It Matters
Sarah + The Humble Collective Family
