Crockett Family Farms
A family-owned cannabis farm whose public paper trail, in the sources gathered here, begins with a single August 2019 acquisition. Much of what came before and after is not documented.
- 6cup results
- 2first places
- 2015–2017active in results
- 1cups entered
01Beginnings
Let's start with the honest bit: the sources gathered for this page say very little about how Crockett Family Farms began. There is no documented founding date, no named founders, and no location. What the sources do offer is a label: the farm is described as a family-owned cannabis farm1.
One person is named in connection with it. David Suderman, described as being of Crockett, held the title Vice President of Cannabis Operations when the farm was acquired1. The source does not say whether he belonged to the founding family, so that link is not documented here.
A note to avoid a mix-up. The only source that mentions Crockett is an article about a different organization, the breeder DNA Genetics. That company was officially founded in Amsterdam in 2004 by Don Morris and Aaron Yarkoni1. That is the acquirer's history, not Crockett's, and the two should be kept apart.
02The story so far
The one dated event in the sources is a change of ownership. In August 2019, DNA Genetics acquired Crockett Family Farms, with Suderman in the Vice President of Cannabis Operations role1. Beyond that, the sources do not describe the deal's terms, the scale of the farm, or what its day-to-day work looked like.
There is one more connection. According to the article, the two businesses also have a consulting company in common1. No name, date, or description of what that company does appears in the sources, so it is left there.
The article also credits a strain to the farm and says it has won more than 20 awards1. A separate Leafly piece lists a strain of the same name among hybrids created by DNA's founders2. The sources do not settle whether these are the same plant lineage, so this page does not attribute it to either party.
03Culture and approach
Culture is the section where a farm's personality would normally show, and here the sources are quiet. Nothing in the pack describes how Crockett Family Farms works, what it values, or how it talks about its own craft. No official site text from the farm was available, and the Leafly piece gathered here does not mention it at all2.
What can be said is limited to the relationships on record. The farm is called family-owned, it came under DNA Genetics ownership in August 2019, and it shares a consulting company with DNA1. Whether that reflects a shared way of working is not documented.
The acquirer's reputation is a separate matter and is not a Crockett fact, so it is not restated here.
04Where things stand now
No current status for Crockett Family Farms is documented in the sources. The most recent dated item about it is the August 2019 acquisition1. Whether the farm still operates under its own name cannot be told from this material.
Even the supporting material is dated. The Leafly article in the pack was last updated on November 17, 2020, and it does not mention Crockett Family Farms2. So it neither confirms nor contradicts anything about the farm's present.
Until an official farm source or a recent announcement turns up, the fair summary is that the trail goes quiet after August 2019.
05What's next
No announced plans for Crockett Family Farms were found in the sources gathered for this page. The pack contains no roadmap, expansion news, or statements from the farm about what comes next.
On the podium, in our data
CannaLib records 6 cup results naming Crockett Family Farms, between 2015 and 2017, 2 of them first places.
Where they showed up
- High Times Cannabis Cup (United States) · 6 entries
Strains behind the results
Sources
- DNA Genetics (Wikipedia extract)
- 5 Cannabis Breeders Who Changed the Game | Leafly (last updated November 17, 2020)
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