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LB Farm LLC cultivator license deactivated in Vermont

Vermont cannabis cultivator LB Farm LLC has lost active status as state reports over a dozen closures in late August.

The Cannabis Newz Automated Desk
Machine-written from our data · source: State license roster
August 29, 2026 · 9:39 AM ET
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LB Farm LLC, a Vermont cultivator licensed under permit SCLT0461, is no longer active according to the state license roster updated August 29. The closure is part of a broader deactivation wave in Vermont's market, with at least a dozen cannabis operators—spanning cultivation, manufacturing, extraction, and retail—losing active licenses between August 17 and 29.

Vermont maintains 286 open cultivation licenses across its adult-use market, though recent monthly sales data suggests modest activity: June 2026 sales totaled $13.1 million. The string of simultaneous deactivations warrants scrutiny into whether regulatory enforcement, license renewal deadlines, or market conditions are driving the exits.

Watch for clarification on whether these licenses were surrendered, allowed to lapse, or revoked, and whether Vermont regulators will comment on the August closures' causes.

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