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Ruby Farms

Ruby Farms is a New York family owned farm in the Hudson Valley that grows sun grown flower and produces its own edibles, live resin oils, elixirs and topicals. The maker describes itself as a working farm rather than a manufacturing facility, and says every product is Clean Green Certified and traceable back to the seed.

  • LocationHudson Valley, New York
  • OwnershipNew York family owned farm
  • CultivationSun grown, with limited mixed-light indoor
  • Menu22 listings

On the record

Ruby Farms, in verified facts

  • LocationHudson Valley, New York3General region only; no public street address
  • OwnershipNew York family owned farm1Self-described on the maker's own site
  • CultivationSun grown, with limited mixed-light indoor12Outdoor, farm-based cultivation per the maker
  • CertificationClean Green Certified5Modeled on USDA organic standards, not USDA Organic itself
  • GeneticsPredominantly Dutch lineage6Self-described cultivar heritage
  • ProcessSeed to sale on one farm4Harvest, fresh-freeze, cure, distillery, and packaging in house
  • Traceability100% traceability to the seed10Claimed on the maker's own site

How it is made

From harvest to the package you pick up

Seed to sale, on one farm

  1. Harvest

    Ruby Farms harvests its cannabis on the farm where it was grown, the first stage in what the maker calls keeping everything on the farm.4

  2. Fresh-freeze

    The plant is fresh-frozen right after harvest, the step Ruby Farms lists directly after harvest in its own account of the process.4

  3. Cure

    Ruby Farms cures the cannabis itself before moving it further into the process, the same in house step described on the brand's own process page.4

  4. Distillery

    The plants are transferred to Ruby Farms' own distillery on the farm, where the brand says oils are created for its live resin and other extracted products.4

  5. Packaging and fulfillment

    Ruby Farms finishes products in its own processing facility, prepares them in its packaging room, and says it fulfills and ships every order itself, keeping the full sequence on one farm.4

Is Ruby Farms a real New York farm?

Ruby Farms describes itself on its own site as a New York family owned farm in the Hudson Valley that grows herbs, fruits, and flowers alongside cannabis. The brand says it is not a manufacturing facility. It is a working farm, and everything the company sells begins there.1,2

Ruby Farms' own site describes the operation this way: "As a New York family owned farm, we grow a variety of herbs, fruits and flowers on our Hudson Valley farm." Cannabis is presented as one crop grown alongside these other plants, not as a stand alone industrial product line.

The brand goes further and explicitly rejects the language most cannabis companies use for their buildings. Its own copy states: "This is not a facility. It is a working farm, and everything begins here." That framing positions Ruby Farms as a farm business first, with cannabis as one of the things it grows and processes on site.

Where is Ruby Farms grown?

Ruby Farms grows its cannabis in the Hudson Valley region of New York. The maker's own site names the region but does not publish a specific town, county, or street address for the farm, so shoppers cannot confirm an exact location beyond Hudson Valley from public sources.3

Ruby Farms' own site places the farm in the Hudson Valley region of New York, in the contact section of its homepage. No further detail, such as a town, county, or street address, appears anywhere on the maker's site.

That is a narrower disclosure than many New York cannabis brands offer. This page states only what the maker itself publishes rather than guessing at a more specific location.

What does Clean Green Certified mean for Ruby Farms?

Ruby Farms says on its own site that it is Clean Green Certified, a program modeled on USDA organic agricultural standards. Clean Green Certified is not the same as USDA Organic certification, which cannabis cannot legally receive, so shoppers should read the two labels as related but distinct claims.5

Ruby Farms' own site states plainly: "We are Clean Green Certified, setting the standard for excellence and sustainability." Clean Green Certified is a private certification program modeled on USDA organic agricultural standards.

It is not the same as USDA Organic certification. Cannabis is a federally controlled substance and cannot receive actual USDA Organic certification, so Clean Green Certified functions as a related but distinct standard for cannabis growers.

What is Ruby Farms' seed to sale process?

Ruby Farms says it keeps every step on the farm: harvesting, fresh-freezing, and curing the cannabis itself, then moving it to its own distillery, processing facility, and packaging room before fulfilling and shipping every order in house. The five step sequence below follows that process page.4

Ruby Farms' own "Our Process" page describes a single sequence that stays on one farm: "Keep everything on the farm: Harvest, fresh-freeze, and cure all of our cannabis ourselves. Transfer the plants to our distillery for creating oils. Then finish our products in our processing facility and prepare them in our packaging room. We then fulfill and ship every order ourselves."

The five stages in the signature section below follow that sequence in the order the brand describes it, from harvest through packaging and fulfillment.

What makes Ruby Farms' genetics different?

Ruby Farms describes its cannabis genetics as predominantly of Dutch lineage, a heritage the brand calls rare genotypes and classic Dutch lineage on its own site. The farm also says it runs an annual breeding program aimed at new aromatics and plants suited to specific purposes.6,7

Ruby Farms describes its cannabis as "predominantly of Dutch lineage," and elsewhere on the same page as carrying "rare genotypes and classic Dutch lineage." Most New York cannabis brands market West Coast or generic heritage instead.

The brand also says it runs a breeding program: "Adhere to an annual breeding program to constantly develop new genetics with a focus on creating different aromatics, and cultivating plants for specific purposes."

What products does Ruby Farms sell in New York?

Ruby Farms' own site lists four product lines: Sun Grown Flower, Superfood Edibles, Live Resin Oils, and Elixirs and Topicals, plus a hand-rolled pre-roll the brand calls Ruby Doobies. Which of these are in stock at Leafology at any given time is shown on the live menu, not here.12,13

Ruby Farms' own site lists four named product lines: Sun Grown Flower, Superfood Edibles, Live Resin Oils, and Elixirs and Topicals.

The brand also names a specific pre-roll product on its own site: "our hand-rolled Ruby Doobies." Whether a given format or SKU is currently in stock at Leafology is shown on the live menu, not on this page.

As a New York family owned farm, we grow a variety of herbs, fruits and flowers on our Hudson Valley farm.
Ruby Farms homepageS1

Provenance

Every claim on this page, and where it came from

Compiled

  1. 1

    As a New York family owned farm, we grow a variety of herbs, fruits and flowers on our Hudson Valley farm.

    Ruby Farms homepageS1

  2. 2

    This is not a facility. It is a working farm, and everything begins here.

    Ruby Farms homepageS1

  3. 3

    Hudson Valley, New York

    Ruby Farms homepage (contact section)S1

  4. 4

    Keep everything on the farm: Harvest, fresh-freeze, and cure all of our cannabis ourselves. Transfer the plants to our distillery for creating oils. Then finish our products in our processing facility and prepare them in our packaging room. We then fulfill and ship every order ourselves.

    Ruby Farms , Our ProcessS1

  5. 5

    We are Clean Green Certified, setting the standard for excellence and sustainability.

    Ruby Farms homepageS1

  6. 6

    predominantly of Dutch lineage

    Ruby Farms homepageS1

  7. 7

    Adhere to an annual breeding program to constantly develop new genetics with a focus on creating different aromatics, and cultivating plants for specific purposes.

    Ruby Farms , Our ProcessS1

  8. 8

    Employ a natural pest management system by growing other, non-consumable, plants that deter harmful insects. Other farms use pesticides, we partner with mother nature to get this job done.

    Ruby Farms , Our ProcessS1

  9. 9

    Our biodynamic soils not only feed our cannabis plants but also contribute to self-sustainability... We close the loop by introducing our remaining waste into our soil, which enriches our grounds year after year.

    Ruby Farms , Our StoryS1

  10. 10

    All of our adult use cannabis products have 100% traceability back to the time it was a seed.

    Ruby Farms , Our ProcessS1

  11. 11

    Our flowers are hand trimmed and cured slowly to ensure a smooth and even experience.

    Ruby Farms homepageS1

  12. 12

    Sun Grown Flower... We pride ourselves on offering the highest-quality sungrown flower and limited-batch, mixed-light indoor

    Ruby Farms homepageS1

  13. 13

    our hand-rolled Ruby Doobies.

    Ruby Farms homepageS1

Terms on this label

The words Ruby Farms uses, defined

Clean Green Certified
A private certification program that Ruby Farms says it holds, modeled on USDA organic agricultural standards. It is not USDA Organic certification, which cannabis cannot legally receive.5
Biodynamic soil
A soil practice Ruby Farms describes as closing the loop by returning its own farm waste to the ground, which the brand says enriches the soil over time.9
Dutch lineage genetics
A cultivar heritage Ruby Farms claims for its cannabis, described on the maker's own site as rare genotypes and classic Dutch lineage.6
Sun-grown
Cannabis grown outdoors using natural sunlight. Ruby Farms says most of its flower is sun grown, with a smaller amount grown mixed-light indoors.12
Fresh-freeze
Freezing the plant immediately after harvest, before drying, as the step Ruby Farms lists right after harvest in its own process description.4
  1. What is Ruby Farms?

    Ruby Farms is a cannabis brand that describes itself on its own site as a New York family owned farm in the Hudson Valley. The brand grows herbs, fruits, and flowers alongside cannabis and calls its operation a working farm rather than a manufacturing facility.
  2. Is Ruby Farms grown indoors or outdoors?

    Ruby Farms describes its cultivation as sun grown, with a limited amount of mixed-light indoor growing added in. Its own site says it offers the highest-quality sungrown flower and limited-batch, mixed-light indoor cannabis, positioning outdoor sun grown cultivation as its primary method.
  3. Where is Ruby Farms grown?

    Ruby Farms' own site places the farm in the Hudson Valley region of New York but does not publish a town, county, or street address. This page states only what the maker discloses rather than estimating a more specific location.
  4. Is Ruby Farms Clean Green Certified or USDA Organic?

    Ruby Farms says on its own site that it is Clean Green Certified, a private program modeled on USDA organic agricultural standards. It is not USDA Organic certification, which cannabis cannot legally receive because it remains a federally controlled substance.
  5. Does Ruby Farms breed its own cannabis genetics?

    Ruby Farms says it runs an annual breeding program aimed at new aromatics and plants suited to specific purposes. The brand also describes its existing genetics as predominantly of Dutch lineage, which it calls rare genotypes and classic Dutch lineage on its own site.
  6. Does Ruby Farms use pesticides?

    Ruby Farms' own site says it avoids pesticides in favor of a natural pest management system, growing other non-consumable companion plants that deter harmful insects. The brand describes this as partnering with nature rather than using pesticides or other chemical pest control methods.
  7. Are Ruby Farms' flowers hand trimmed and traceable?

    Ruby Farms says on its own site that its flowers are hand trimmed and cured slowly, and that its adult use cannabis products carry full traceability all the way back to the seed. Both of these claims come from the maker's own site rather than an independent outside inspection.
  8. What are Ruby Doobies?

    Ruby Doobies is the brand name Ruby Farms uses on its own site for its hand-rolled pre-roll product line. It is a distinctive brand name the maker gives to a pre-roll format, not a separate product category from the flower the brand already grows on its Hudson Valley farm.
  9. Is Ruby Farms available at Leafology?

    Ruby Farms products may be carried at Leafology, but current availability, which formats are in stock, and pricing are shown only on Leafology's live menu, not restated on this page. Check the live menu directly for what is actually in stock at Leafology today.

Ruby Farms at Leafology

Leafology stocks Ruby Farms at 244 Main Street, Suite 1, White Plains, NY 10601. Check the live menu before you travel, or call the store and ask what is on the shelf today.

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