Apartment 113 Cannabis & Psychedelics Industry Podcast
Rob Sanchez
184 episodes
5 days ago
Episode 184 is the 47th episode of Season 3.
We’re joined today by Jeremy Shechter, founder of Open Source Horticulture, a consulting and project management firm focused on advancing modern cultivation and controlled environment agriculture. Based in Cleveland, Ohio, Jeremy brings over a decade of experience leading large-scale horticultural operations and cannabis facility projects across the country.
Before launching Open Source Horticulture, Jeremy served as COO at Bickel Consulting and VP of Operations at Buckeye Relief, where he oversaw facility design, expansion, and performance optimization. With a background in engineering from The Ohio State University, he combines technical expertise with a deep understanding of systems, data, and process efficiency.
At Open Source Horticulture, Jeremy’s mission is to revolutionize how cultivation facilities are built and managed, through transparency, collaboration, and data-driven solutions that help operators grow smarter and more sustainably.
Learn more at opensourcehorticulture.com.
Enjoy the show!
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Episode 184 is the 47th episode of Season 3.
We’re joined today by Jeremy Shechter, founder of Open Source Horticulture, a consulting and project management firm focused on advancing modern cultivation and controlled environment agriculture. Based in Cleveland, Ohio, Jeremy brings over a decade of experience leading large-scale horticultural operations and cannabis facility projects across the country.
Before launching Open Source Horticulture, Jeremy served as COO at Bickel Consulting and VP of Operations at Buckeye Relief, where he oversaw facility design, expansion, and performance optimization. With a background in engineering from The Ohio State University, he combines technical expertise with a deep understanding of systems, data, and process efficiency.
At Open Source Horticulture, Jeremy’s mission is to revolutionize how cultivation facilities are built and managed, through transparency, collaboration, and data-driven solutions that help operators grow smarter and more sustainably.
Learn more at opensourcehorticulture.com.
Enjoy the show!
IG: apt_113
apt113.com
Episode 165 is the 28th episode of Season 3.
We’re joined today by Joann Kudrewicz, co-founder and CEO of Ravens View Genetics, a craft cannabis company based in the Catskill Mountains of upstate New York, known for its regenerative farming practices and Indigenous-led vision. With deep roots in legacy cultivation and a strong commitment to sustainability, Joann and her husband Michael bring a rare combination of experience, culture, and care to the table.
From their early experience growing on family land to launching Ravens View Genetics as one of the few Indigenous and woman-owned licensed producers in New York, Joann’s story is one of resilience, passion, and doing things differently.
In this episode, we talk about the realities of cultivation in the regulated market, the importance of genetic preservation, and how traditional knowledge and modern science can work together to build something better.
Follow Joann on LinkedIn and learn more at ravensviewgenetics.com.
Enjoy the show!
IG: apt_113
apt113.com
Apartment 113 Cannabis & Psychedelics Industry Podcast
Episode 184 is the 47th episode of Season 3.
We’re joined today by Jeremy Shechter, founder of Open Source Horticulture, a consulting and project management firm focused on advancing modern cultivation and controlled environment agriculture. Based in Cleveland, Ohio, Jeremy brings over a decade of experience leading large-scale horticultural operations and cannabis facility projects across the country.
Before launching Open Source Horticulture, Jeremy served as COO at Bickel Consulting and VP of Operations at Buckeye Relief, where he oversaw facility design, expansion, and performance optimization. With a background in engineering from The Ohio State University, he combines technical expertise with a deep understanding of systems, data, and process efficiency.
At Open Source Horticulture, Jeremy’s mission is to revolutionize how cultivation facilities are built and managed, through transparency, collaboration, and data-driven solutions that help operators grow smarter and more sustainably.
Learn more at opensourcehorticulture.com.
Enjoy the show!
IG: apt_113
apt113.com
