Video: CBD and Pets
Lots of people wonder if CBD can help their pets–in this video Ed offers some facts and advice about using cannabidiol to treat various conditions in domestic animals.
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Does CBD Help With Sleep?
updated 2/20/2026 (note: FDA Disclaimer) It’s been hours since you went to bed exhausted yet here you are tossing and turning in frustration. Or maybe it’s the wee hours and you’ve woken long before it’s time to get up. These are just two of the more common scenarios people struggling with sleep face. Poor sleep…
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Video: Introduction to Cherry Wine Hemp
Join Ed out in the hemp field near harvest time to meet a Cherry Wine hemp plant sungrown organically outdoors on our Maine farm. This renowned strain is famous for its high CBD content and a spicy, earthy aroma.
How Does CBD Work?
People use cannabidiol (CBD) to treat a remarkably wide range of health conditions, including perhaps most famously managing epilepsy in children. Some people use CBD as a daily supplement for general wellness. But how exactly does CBD work? The Endocannabinoid System CBD interacts with our body’s endocannabinoid system (ECS), a dense network of receptors throughout…
Video: Hemp Irrigation
We’re very fortunate to have a mountain brook running through the property for irrigation when things get too dry. In the video below Ed talks a little about hemp irrigation at Bald Mountain Botanicals.
Can CBD Help Pets?
Seems like CBD products for pets are everywhere now but are they for real? Can CBD actually help a dog or cat? Or is pet CBD just another marketing gimmick? Veterinary researchers are just starting to study how CBD affects domestic animals. Some of these scientists report that CBD can indeed help treat certain conditions…
CBD Dosing Guide
(note: FDA Disclaimer) One of the most common and important questions about CBD is proper dosage. How much should you take? While there isn’t a simple one-size-fits-all answer, the most important principle to understand is this: start low and go slow. You want to find the “minimum effective dose” that provides the relief or effect…
