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👇 WE NOW HAVE THE ANSWER Cannabis pollen dispersal across the United States (2024), published in Scientific Reports, by Nimmala, Ross & Foroutan https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-024-70633-x Field experiments tracking genetically marked pollen: Nimmala et al. (2026), "From Field to Sky: Measurement and Modeling of Transgenic Switchgrass Pollen Dispersal in the Atmosphere," Environmental Modeling and Assessment https://doi.org/10.21203/rs.3.rs-8768887/v1 The answer is blowing in the wind. A USDA-funded project measured pollen levels from cannabis fields using drones, then built detailed forecasts of how that pollen spreads through the air using computational fluid dynamics. The goal: determine a safe distance between high-THC strains and other strains grown for CBD or hemp, to prevent unwanted cross-pollination on cannabis and hemp farms — and even home or backyard grows (check the laws in your area). A team of engineers and plant scientists worked together to tackle this problem. 📽️ Simulation of forecasted spread from a field: https://youtu.be/SDTkvXePtlU 📰 Related news article: https://news.vt.edu/articles/2019/09/virginia-tech-researchers-receive--500-000-usda-grant-to-study-t.html 🚁 More drone videos: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUeHTafWecAWepyvMJSTOXRJ2vilGfGMG At Virginia Tech's Hemp Field Day, hundreds of local farmers turned out — many curious about our team's ability to measure airborne pollen using drones, including cannabis pollen, and then model how far it disperses. Long-distance pollination is a serious concern for cannabis cultivation, since it raises the possibility of unintended cross-contamination between strains grown for industrial hemp (rope, fiber), CBD oil, and recreational or high-THC use. 📘 What the research found – The Midwest and Northeast U.S. are especially vulnerable to unwanted cross-pollination; farmers in those regions should be most aware of the risk – Pollen behaves differently by time of day: during the day it travels farther but deposits less, while at night more of it settles close to the source – Cross-pollination risk varies by season, region, and time of day, so mitigation strategies need to adapt rather than use one fixed rule – This cannabis relative's pollen is small (about 30 μm) and can travel long distances on the wind, as mapped across US growing regions during flowering months – Because topography, wind patterns, and hemp acreage all affect dispersal differently at each site, farm-specific studies are needed to tailor real mitigation strategies Read more (open access): https://rdcu.be/dU5ac Thanks to Dr. Hosein Foroutan, Dr. Javier Gonzalez-Rocha, and Dr. Manu Nimmala for explaining these agricultural technologies to the public, and to project principal investigator Dr. David Schmale of the Virginia Tech program in Plant Pathology, Physiology, and Weed Science. 👨‍🏫 Dr. Shane Ross — Professor of Aerospace & Ocean Engineering, Virginia Tech (Caltech PhD) 🔬 Research: https://ross.aoe.vt.edu 𝕏 (Twitter): https://x.com/RossDynamicsLab 🔔 Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/user/RossDynamicsLab?sub_confirmation=1 #Cannabis #Hemp #Pollen #CrossPollination #Drones #PrecisionAgriculture #FluidDynamics #WeedScience #USDA #VirginiaTech #AtmosphericDispersion #THC

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