Mila Innovations
From seed to share, on the record.
01 · Proposed · Mine land
Hemp where food should not grow.
Mining left ground in the North West polluted with metals. Hemp can grow there and draw some of those metals up out of the soil. A plan to plant it, and to make fuel and building materials from the harvest, is with a mining company.
02 · Growing · The Kasi Kaltivator
A grower starts in a yard.
Mila began in a yard at a family home. The red soil was cleared, old bricks became the first beds, and the first seedlings went in.
The Kasi Kaltivator course starts every grower on the same ground: soil, water, hygiene and keeping the record. Every grower passes it before their application goes for review.
03 · Planned · Old buildings
Old buildings, turned into indoor gardens.
Buildings that outlived the work they were made for get a second use. Indoors the grower sets the light, the air and the water, and the standard stays the same: every plant tagged, every input logged.
04 · Only · Gramz
The Society
A room where the plants are named.
For the plants we curate, the cultivators who raise them, and the small number of people we choose to share them with. Every strain is named, dated and traced to the cultivator who raised it. Members collect their share in person. We do not sell. We share what we grow.
Private society · Cultivation-share
No public sale · Built on kushOS
05 · Logistics
We move it between them, on the record.
Mila runs the logistics of the whole network. Rootstock packs and sends each consignment from grower to club and keeps every hand-over on its chain of custody. The driver’s run between them comes next, on kushOS.
Rootstock keeps the grower’s record and kushOS keeps the club’s. Mila Innovations builds both, reviews every grower, and holds the network to its standard.