About Pott Farms, L3C

As an L3C (low-profit limited liability company) based in Washtenaw County Michigan, our processes are grounded in our commitment to justice. Pott Farms was created by kind people who believe in the healing powers of cannabis and the importance of righting the harms caused by cannabis prohibition.

Our beautiful farm cultivates living soil to provide the best growing environment for our hemp, and we train young adults from communities disproportionately harmed by cannabis prohibition and the war on drugs how to grow cannabis regeneratively.

Robbin Pott created and leads Pott Farms. Her experience as a lawyer and public policy researcher in child welfare helped her to understand that a major obstacle for young people to overcome the poverty and trauma they experienced was a lack of supported economic opportunity, and now Pott Farms is using restorative solutions to address this problem. She is a certified soil biology consultant by Dr. Elaine Ingham's Soil Food Web School, leads our on-farm training and educational activities, and provides living soil services to the public.

Supportive Job Training

We offer seasonal, paid internships for young adults 18–25 who have faced poverty and trauma, teaching them regenerative farming. Partnering with local social service agencies, we provide a trauma-informed learning environment while they offer support. The program builds job and life skills, helping interns gain confidence while enjoying nature’s restorative benefits.

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  • Pott Farms featured in Soil Food Web event

    See Robbin Pott speak about Pott Farms' growing practices, community impact, and vision for the future.

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  • A Kind Company - Pott Farms

    Go Solo interviews Robbin Pott on entrepreneurship.

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  • Regenerative Hemp Farming

    Pott Farms featured in the iHemp Hour discussing regenerative farming and living soil.

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  • Job Creator with a Mission

    Pott Farms' job training program is featured in Michigan's cannabis industry magazine.

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  • How can we increase social equity in Washtenaw County's cannabis industry?

    Pott Farms' social justice mission is featured along with other county leaders.

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