a natural farming solution to help cleanse them before they actually head out for testing kornberg has been sharing her technique with fellow farmers. many families are returning home to just complete devastation just wondering where do we go from here. sonoma county in the city of santa rosa held a virtual town hall to explain what resources are available. kron four's gayle ong reports as evacuees return home to sonoma county more than a dozen representatives from the county city of santa rosa state and federal elected officials cal fire and the department of insurance held zoom call wednesday afternoon. >>to update those impacted by the glass fire. the fire burning for a week and a half now destroyed at least 300 homes in sonoma county. one of the hard-hit neighborhoods, the skyhawk community in santa rosa in the virtual meeting many questions on insurance deputy commissioner tony cigna raleigh says the state's department of insurance is requesting expedited claims were asking insurance companies to prove why. >>25% of your contents coverage if you have a total loss up for right off

>>kornberg says because the ash is getting stuck to her flower. she's using a natural farming solution to help cleanse them before they head out for testing the water base and then you use a fermented plant juice, an oriental herbal nutrient supplements and a vinegar. >>now i just increased the ratio of the vinegar to make it more acidic and what we found is that the plants are responding really really well kornberg has been sharing her technique with fellow farmers who are not only worried they won't have a profitable year. >>but are also concerned about how this may affect consumers. we now have a legal industry and the entire supply chain is being affected by these fires, dale sky jones executive chancellor of oak street and cannabis college in oakland, she believes the amount of fresh flower on the market will likely drop after this wildfire season, any disruption is difficult to deal with add to that covid on top of the fires. this is going to be a struggle. it may take a while to figure out if abbott smokers will be able to tell a difference

kornberg says because the ash is getting stuck to her flower. she's using a natural farming solution to help cleanse them before they head out for testing the water base and then you use a fermented plant juice, an oriental herbal nutrient supplements and a vinegar now i just increased the ratio of the vinegar to make it more acidic and what we found is that the plants are responding really really well kornberg has been sharing her technique with fellow farmers who are not only worried they won't have a profitable year. but are also concerned about how this may affect consumers. we now have a legal industry and the entire supply chain is being affected by these fires, dale sky jones executive chancellor of oak stirred and cannabis college in oakland, she believes the amount of fresh flower on the market. >>will likely drop after this wildfire season, any disruption is difficult to deal with add to that covid on top of the fires. this is going to be a struggle. it may take a while to figure out if abbott smokers will be able to tell a difference

>>kornberg says because the ash is getting stuck to her flower. she's using a natural farming solution to help cleanse them before they head out for testing the water base and then you use a fermented plant juice, an oriental herbal nutrient supplements and a vinegar now i just increased the ratio of the vinegar to make it more acidic and what we found is that the plants are responding really really well kornberg has been sharing her technique with fellow farmers who are not only worried they won't have a profitable year. but are also concerned about how this may affect consumers. we now have a legal industry and the entire supply chain is being affected by these fires, dale sky jones executive chancellor of oak street and cannabis college in oakland, she believes the amount of fresh flower on the market will likely drop after this wildfire season, any disruption is difficult to deal with add to that covid on top of the fires. this is going to be a struggle. it may take a while to figure out if abbott smokers will be able to tell a difference in t

are worried that the lingering smoke and ash in the air could impact the quality of their weed, wendy kornberg is the owner of some of this humboldt's full sun farms. her garden should produce between 20400 pounds of marijuana year this year. she's worried some cannabis may not pass inspection. >>being concerned that we've seen is that the product has ash on it and really with the way to california regulations are going that becomes incredibly problematic because will fail testing for foreign contaminants. >>carver says because the ash is getting stuck to the flower she's using a natural farming solution to help clans the flowers before they go out for testing the love the kornberg has been sharing her technique as well with others. >>we'll take a break or 5.23, but coming up coronavirus has infected to staff workers at the state capitol in sacramento. we're going hear from governor newsom about the case and after the break protests and looting in wisconsin over a decision made in the case of a fatal police shooting of a teenager, we'll tell you more about say yes... to the best bargains ever

are worried about the lingering smoke and ash in the air affecting the quality of their pot, wendy kornberg is the owner of some of us humboldt's full sun farms. her garden usually produces 200 to 400 pounds of marijuana a year, but this year. she is concern that the cannabis name may not pass inspection. >>being concerned that we've seen is that the product has ash on it and really with the way that california regulations are going that becomes incredibly problematic because will fail testing for foreign contaminants. >>and you saw that still picture of the flour with the ash all over it. she actually says that she has a natural farming solution that can cleanse the pot plants before they head out for testing and she says she's been sharing her technique with fellow farmers. >>it's 06:23am coming up on the kron 4 morning news governor newsom is taking executive action to protect california's land and coastal waters we'll say yes... to the best bargains ever at ross! yes! oh, yeah! yep. yesss! savings on savings on savings? that's yes for less. at ross. oh, yeah! there's always somethiat ro