After getting called to recover a 50-acre hemp disaster with zero processes, I knew I needed to learn from the best. So I targeted, and was employed through a temp-to-hire at Intel. Intel is, arguably one of the best-in-the-world at engineering, process design, and logistics. I spent a year in the semiconductor fab. I wasn't there to build a career. I was there to learn and observe. I then took that invaluable experience and applied it to what I had learned from my elders, from the green thumbs who had gone before me like Dr. Elaine Ingham, Dragonfly Earth Medicine and others.
The result? Sovereign Systems Architecture—a framework that treats soil biology with the same engineering rigor Intel applies to silicon wafers.
Not guesswork. Not tradition. Engineered predictability.
Competition Validation:
2024 Oregon Leaf Bowl Winner
2023 Growers Cup Winner
23.32 lbs from 32 sq ft documented yield
Elite quality without synthetic dependency
Proprietary Methodology:
Carbon Battery (subterranean woody biomass hydration)
PFD (Persistent Filtration Defense)
IMO (Indigenous Microorganism) protocols
Permanent living soil architecture
This isn't organic farming. This is biological engineering.
Every protocol follows the same "Trust but Verify" framework I learned in semiconductor manufacturing:
Document every input
Measure every output
Validate every assumption
Engineer for repeatability
The difference? Instead of controlling photolithography, we're orchestrating soil food webs. Instead of chemical vapor deposition, we're managing mycelial exudates.
Same precision. Different substrate.
Today, Peak Cultivar applies this methodology to mid-to-large commercial operations worldwide—from validation modules to full facility transitions.
We work remotely through Oregon-based Command Center operations, providing weekly directives based on sensor data, microscope audits, and biological monitoring.
The goal: Pharmaceutical-grade predictability through regenerative systems—engineered for consistency, designed for profitability.
Turn off the bottles. Build the garden.
Commercial cannabis became dependent on synthetic inputs because the industry prioritized speed over sustainability. We prove there's a better path—one that produces elite results while building biological assets, not depleting them.
This isn't compromise. This is evolution.
Based in Hillsboro, Oregon, Josh Blair brings over 20 years of commercial cultivation experience combined with Intel Corporation's manufacturing precision methodologies.
Through Peak Cultivar, he consults with commercial operations worldwide—transitioning facilities from synthetic dependency to regenerative biological systems that deliver pharmaceutical-grade predictability at scale