Deep Roots Episode 1 with Cameron Bravmann Green Man Cannabis
03 Jul
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[Full Episode] Deep Roots Episode 1: Green Man Cannabis with Cameron Bravmann

Deep Roots Season 1, Episode 1:
Cameron Bravmann at Green Man Cannabis in Denver, Colorado.

FULL EPISODE: Canna Cribs: Deep Roots Episode 1 at Green Man Cannabis, filmed in Denver, Colorado. Hosted by Cameron Bravmann, Professor at Growers Network University and Principal at Green Belt Strategies.

“For most of my life I’ve been a Chef, a DJ, and Grower. Nothing makes me happier than, good cuisine, great music and excellent flower. Join me on an adventure as we dig into cannabis culture. – Cameron Bravmann

Founded in 2009, Green Man Cannabis is Colorado’s premiere brand of marijuana. Green Man is currently Colorado’s largest indoor cannabis grow. The Green Man Grow Facility in Denver is 120,000 square feet! Which means this grow facility is larger than most Walmart stores!

➥Brought to you by the creators of Canna Cribs and Growers Network.

Green Man Cannabis [Trailer] - Deep Roots Season 1, Episode 1
25 Jun
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[Trailer] Deep Roots Season 1, Episode 1 at Green Man Cannabis in Denver, CO

Check out the new series from the creators of #CannaCribs

Deep Roots Season 1, Episode 1:
Cameron Bravmann at Green Man Cannabis in Denver Colorado.

Full Episode Launching Soon!

Founded in 2009, Green Man Cannabis is Colorado’s premiere brand of marijuana. Green Man is currently Colorado’s largest indoor cannabis grow. The Green Man Grow Facility in Denver is 120,000 square feet! Which means this grow facility is larger than most Walmart stores!

➥Brought to you by the creators of Canna Cribs and Growers Network.

28 Jan
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Marijuana Industry Insight: Cogeneration for a Cannabis Grow

In this episode, Cameron Bravmann discusses Cogeneration (CHP) and the efficiencies that can be gained for your cannabis grow operations. Cogeneration through combined heat and power (CHP) is the simultaneous production of electricity with the recovery and utilization of the heat produced.

Cogeneration is a highly efficient form of energy conversion and it can achieve primary energy savings of approximately 40% by compared to the separate purchase of electricity from the national electricity grid and a gas boiler for onsite heating. The waste heat from these systems can also be used to create free chilled water via an absorption chiller. These systems are truly ideal for cannabis cultivation because cannabis cultivation requires a massive and constant electricity load which requires a proportionate amount of cooling and heating to properly maintain environment.

Generally these systems are fueled using either natural gas or biofuels which produce large amounts of carbon dioxide as a byproduct of combustion. This CO2 is also extremely valuable to cultivators. A 700kw CHP system can save a facility upwards of one million dollars in yearly operating costs.

Video produced by our partners at Growers Network.