About Us

Our services and prices are subject to negotiation and in some cases can be done on a sliding scale. The needs of each grow operation will be specific and different from each other. Because it’s important for us to give our clients services that are based on their needs. We are specially positioned to be able to give accurate assessment of these needs, we can tailor each relationship based upon what you and your clients need. 

With our experience and systems we have been able to help companies achieve impressive harvest increases of 30%-40%

By way of comparison, using real world accurate non-inflated data, implementation of our operating plans and procedures, revenues can be expected to out-perform industry averages by an estimated 40 percent.  The following estimates are based on a facility utilizing 45,000 sq. ft. of canopy space, Utilizing our operation plans and procedures, clients can expect to produce an estimated 14,000 pounds of cannabis flower per year (in 45,000 sq. ft. of canopy), compared to the industry average of 8,000 pounds in a facility of the same size.  Please know that these harvest figures do not include the weight of cannabis trim, and only refer to cannabis flower production. 

Please see ROI breakdown below:  

(These figures are based on expected production, with Talmage of 35 grams per sq. ft. compared to expected production with a journeyman grower of 20 grams per sq. ft). 

Grams per sq ft. based on 45,000 sq ft. of canopy (usable flower)

Expected production for every building cycle

Profit assuming wholesale prices of $700 per lb.

Production difference (in grams and lb's) per building cycle

Potential monetary losses per building cycle (assuming wholesale prices of $700 per lb.

Potential yearly losses based on 4 cycles per year (assuming wholesale prices of $700 per lb.

20 grams per sq ft.

900,000 g's (2008.9 lb's.)

$1,406,230

Difference of 675,000 grams, and 1506.7 lb's respectively

$1,054,000

$4,216,000

35 grams per sq ft.

1,575,000 g's (3515.6 lb's)

$2,460,920