This Mendocino Farmstead Is a Weed Processing Plant, Indie Co-Op, and Bed-and-Breakfast All Rolled into One

San Francisco Magazine Scott Lucas Courtesy of Flow Kana A new marijuana company bets big on a bold new strategy. At the end of a rural road in southeastern Mendocino County, the modest homes of the Bel Arbres community give way to rolling green hills and fertile valleys. A young girl strums a ukulele on the back porch of an old white country house while a man in a cowboy hat directs cars, breaking out in a jig that kicks up a plume of dust. A drone copter buzzes above. A Balkan-inflected jazz b...