Smith Brothers Inc. is a licensed cannabis cultivation operation based in Waseca, in Waseca County in southern Minnesota. The company holds a Mezzobusiness license, Minnesota’s mid-size license class that allows a larger cultivation footprint than a microbusiness while staying below the state’s largest tiers.
As a social equity licensee, Smith Brothers participates in the state’s program supporting applicants from communities impacted by past cannabis enforcement, and it contributes licensed grow capacity to Minnesota’s regulated adult-use market.
Holding a Cultivator license from Minnesota’s Office of Cannabis Management, EMMN Holdings LLC operates out of Le Roy in Mower County, in the southeastern corner of the state. The company is licensed for cannabis cultivation, producing plant material for Minnesota’s regulated supply chain.
EMMN Holdings is a verified social equity licensee, a designation the state extends to applicants from communities disproportionately affected by prior cannabis enforcement, and it stands among the licensed growers anchoring southern Minnesota’s emerging cannabis industry.
Licensed as a cannabis microbusiness — Minnesota’s class for small-scale operators — RJ Retail LLC focuses on cultivation in Mankato, Blue Earth County. Cultivation licensees grow the plant material that moves through the state’s regulated manufacturing and retail channels.
The Mankato area has developed into a significant hub for licensed growing in south-central Minnesota, and RJ Retail adds to that region’s expanding production capacity.
Le Roy, a small Mower County community near Minnesota’s southern border, is home to KYMN Holdings LLC, which holds a full Cultivator license — the state’s larger-scale growing class above the microbusiness and mezzobusiness tiers. The company also carries a social equity classification under the OCM licensing program.
Cultivators like KYMN Holdings supply regulated cannabis to manufacturers and retailers, anchoring production capacity in southeastern Minnesota.
In the lakes country of west-central Minnesota, North Circle Seeds holds an OCM microbusiness license for cannabis cultivation in Vergas, Otter Tail County. The microbusiness tier is Minnesota’s small-operator class, letting community-scale growers participate in the regulated market.
Licensed cultivation in Otter Tail County helps extend the state’s legal supply base into greater Minnesota, well beyond the Twin Cities metro where much of the industry is concentrated.
Rogue Gardener – Chaska Creek Cannabis, licensed under the legal name Precision Processing LLC, is a Minnesota cannabis microbusiness cultivating in Mankato, Blue Earth County. The microbusiness class gives small-scale growers a regulated entry point into the state’s adult-use market.
Operating in the Mankato area places the company within one of southern Minnesota’s most active cultivation clusters, supplying plant material into the compliant statewide chain.
Among the licensed cultivators of south-central Minnesota, NEXT LEVEL PRODUCTIONS INC operates as a cannabis microbusiness in Mankato, Blue Earth County. The company holds a social equity classification, reflecting the state’s commitment to broadening participation in the legal industry.
Under the microbusiness class — Minnesota’s small-scale license tier — NEXT LEVEL PRODUCTIONS grows cannabis for the regulated supply chain serving manufacturers and retailers statewide.
TH3RAPY, Inc. holds one of Minnesota’s full Cultivator licenses — the larger-scale growing class above the microbusiness and mezzobusiness tiers — and operates in Harris, Chisago County. The company carries a social equity classification under the state’s licensing program.
Dedicated cultivators like TH3RAPY anchor the supply side of the regulated market, growing cannabis in east-central Minnesota for manufacturers and retailers across the state.
In the city of Isanti, seat of the county that shares its name, LimeLine LLC operates as an OCM-licensed cannabis microbusiness focused on cultivation. Minnesota’s microbusiness class is the state’s small-operator license tier, and cultivators under it grow cannabis for the regulated adult-use market.
Isanti County sits just north of the Twin Cities metro, giving LimeLine a practical position between rural growing space and metro demand.
South-central Minnesota’s Blue Earth County hosts Power Plant Cannabis Shop XV LLC, an OCM-licensed cannabis microbusiness cultivating in Mankato. The microbusiness class opens Minnesota’s market to smaller operators, with cultivation licensees growing cannabis under state oversight for the legal supply chain.
Its Mankato location places the company inside one of the state’s denser clusters of licensed cultivation, a region increasingly important to Minnesota’s adult-use production.
