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Stillmore Farms LLC license deactivated in Vermont

Cultivator license closure marks sixth operator exit in 48 hours as Vermont market shows churn alongside fresh licensing.

The Cannabis Newz Automated Desk

Machine-written from our data · source: State license roster

July 31, 2026 · 10:08 AM ET

Closed sign hanging in a shop door — file photo, not the scene of this story.

Stillmore Farms LLC, a licensed cultivation operator in Vermont, has had its license deactivated, according to the state license roster updated July 31. The closure is one of six operator exits logged in two days—including Terpslurper Farms, Backwoods Farm LLC, Birdseye Botanicals, 1958 LLC, and Rebel East VT LLC—suggesting compressed operator turnover in the state's cannabis market.

The wave of deactivations coincides with new licensing activity: four operators received cultivation and manufacturing licenses July 30, though two of those (All Bliss Cannabis LLC and Rhize Cannabis Company LLC) had their licenses deactivated by July 27. Vermont maintains 317 active cultivation operations, 93 manufacturers, and 111 retail locations. Monthly sales remain modest at roughly $13 million in May 2026.

The rapid cycling of licenses warrants monitoring for whether churn reflects consolidation, regulatory enforcement, or operational challenges. Recent reporting indicates Vermont cannabis prices run roughly double those in Massachusetts, which may constrain retail demand and operator viability.

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