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Montana Roster Shows Holistic Harvest Cannabis Farms License Deactivated

The Montana license roster lists Holistic Harvest Cannabis Farms, LLC as no longer active, part of a same-day batch of closures.

The Cannabis Newz Automated Desk
Machine-written from our data · source: State license roster
August 5, 2026 · 9:56 AM ET
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Holistic Harvest Cannabis Farms, LLC's license is no longer active in Montana, according to the state license roster, which recorded the change on August 5, 2026.

The update was part of a broader cluster of closures logged by the same roster on the same day. Related filings show licenses lapsing for A Perfect Cure MT LLC's Virginia City Farmacy Ennis location, Three Rivers Cannabis and Haze Bay, Lionheart International's Lionheart Cannabis Outlet Store, two Yellowstoned Cannabis Co. sites (Yellowstoned Labs and Yellowstoned Farms), Advanced Alternatives, Sacred Sun Farms Inc. (listed multiple times across variant names), Top Shelf Botanicals, and Lone Peak Caregivers' LPC West Grow. The volume and timing of these entries suggest a routine state data refresh rather than a single isolated event, though the roster does not specify a shared cause.

No official license record matching Holistic Harvest Cannabis Farms currently appears in state data, meaning further details on the company's license type, location, or history are not available from the sources reviewed.

Montana's adult-use market currently counts 538 open retail licenses, 306 cultivation licenses, 181 manufacturing licenses, and 3 lab licenses, per state statistics tied to this update. With no pending applications logged in the same snapshot, the roster appears to reflect a static count of currently active permits rather than near-term growth.

Monthly sales figures for the state show combined reported sales of roughly $54.5 million across three entries for June 2026, compared with about $54.0 million across three entries in May 2026 — a modest month-over-month uptick. Because the sales data is split across multiple line items per month rather than a single statewide total, the figures should be read as partial rather than comprehensive market totals.

It remains unclear from available records whether Holistic Harvest Cannabis Farms' deactivation reflects a business closure, licensing lapse, or administrative change, and whether it is connected to the other same-day closures on the roster. Future roster updates and any accompanying state commentary may clarify whether this cluster of deactivations signals a broader pattern in Montana's licensed cannabis sector or simply a batch data correction.

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