Botanical Extraction
Botanical extraction stands at an intersection of science, manufacturing, and — we believe — pure art. Here, we cover it in all aspects: from practical methods and the best latest technologies to prospective applications of the emerging cannabinoids, nutraceutical products, and psychedelic compounds that will define the tomorrow's market.
Homemade Botanical Pesticides
It is estimated that yield losses due to pests, weeds, and disease account for roughly 30-35% of major crops cultivated...
Hop Extract: An Overview
Hop (Humulus lupulus) is a dioecious perennial plant with female flowers (“cones” or “hops”) that pack valuable phytochemicals. Most hop...
Targeting Phenolic Acids & Flavonoids
Plants produce phenolic chemicals (aka phenols or phenolics) as secondary metabolites for defense and preservation, although they also play roles...
Comparing Extraction Methods for Alpha- and Beta-Thujone in Sage Tea
Salvia officinalis L. (sage) is a vital industrial plant that has been utilized in both food and pharmaceutical medications. While...
Extracting Medicinal Mushrooms, Chapter 3: Water Extraction
This latest conversation in our ongoing series on functional mushroom extraction creates the trilogy. Our first article illustrated the reasons...
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