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The Emerald Triangle has a long standing reputation for producing the world’s finest cannabis. This well-earned praise isn’t just based on our climate, genetics and cultivation techniques. There’s a reason the best looking buds come from this region. Our stringent trimming requirements create the high quality presentation Emerald Triangle is famous for. 

Trimming machines arrived a decade ago to help the community ramp up production while saving money on labor. Consumers have a hard time distinguishing between hand-trimmed flower and machine-trimmed cannabis that has been touched-up by hand. In the face of ever falling flower prices, trimming machines allow local farmers to reduce time and labor costs without losing the look we are famous for. 

Recent technological advances have found a new way to speed up processing with Bucking Machines. Buckers strip wet or dry flowers from their stems for trimming or further processing. Dry flowers (around 11% moisture) are bucked for trimming or processed directly into pre-rolls. These days, most extractors choose to buck wet flowers that they “Fresh Freeze” for concentrate production. Harvesting a field or greenhouse has never been faster or easier. 

How do they work? Buckers come with a series of appropriately sized stem-holes. Harvested branches are fed into the Bucker, cut end first. Wheels grab the stems and pull them through the machine, gently stripping the flowers from the stem. The de-flowered stems are discarded from the rear of the machine and the clean bucked flowers fall into waiting bins or a conveyor belt (that can be fed directly into a trim machine).

Trim Scene Solutions offers three top of the line Bucking Machines to help you zip through your harvest:

  • Munch Machine Mother Bucker
  • Twister B4 Bucker 
  • Triminator Buckmaster 

Call or stop by today to learn how a Bucking Machine can revolutionize your farm or garden.

Joey Burger

“The Humboldt Local”

Founder & President, Trim Scene Solutions, Inc

Harvest Headquarters & Glass Gallery

Born in Humboldt