Gage Green Group’s research model combines field practice, observational rigor, and interdisciplinary thinking. We work at the intersection of cultivation science, ecological systems, propagation, and wellness—developing methods that are both practical and publishable.
Our approach is grounded in real-world cultivation and strengthened through documentation, collaboration, and long-term stewardship.
We study and refine living-soil, microbial, and ecosystem-based cultivation methods that support plant vitality, terpene expression, and long-term resilience.
Focus includes: Soil ecology and biological inputs, Microbial and probiotic farming systems, Water and environmental management, Regenerative greenhouse strategies, and Ecological cultivation protocols
Gage Green Group has a longstanding legacy in breeding and cultivar development. Our research continues this work through an epigenetic, preservation-centered lens—focusing on lineage integrity, phenotype selection, and the long-term care of elite genetics.
Focus includes: Heirloom cultivar preservation, Breeding and phenotype evaluation, Trait expression and quality analysis, Genetics archives and documentation, and Collaborative breeder stewardship
We are expanding into biotechnology-aligned systems that support plant preservation and consistency, including propagation pathways and tissue-culture-oriented workflows.
Focus includes: Propagation methods and best practices, Tissue culture collaboration frameworks, Clean-stock preservation strategy, Scale-ready plant stewardship systems, and Research documentation for reproducibility
Gage Green Group’s wellness research explores how cultivation, extraction, and formulation principles can support practical healing. This includes work in botanicals, adaptogens, and ingredient transparency.
Focus includes: Botanical formulation principles, Plant-aligned wellness products, Ingredient integrity and sourcing, Traditional and modern healing frameworks, and Education for everyday use.
A core part of the GGG research mission is turning experience into knowledge others can use. We are building a library of protocols, guides, and educational resources based on tested practices and collaborative learning.
Focus includes: Cultivation protocols, Educational guides, Research notes and white papers, Program-based learning materials, and Public archive development.
A flagship concept for integrated research and education
The Biodome Initiative represents GGG’s long-term vision for a regenerative research and learning environment—where cultivation, ecology, healing, and public education can be developed in one integrated space.
This initiative is designed to support: Applied cultivation trials, Botanical research and preservation, Community education and workshops, Archival and media production, and Long-term institutional programming.
Gage Green Group’s research is guided by a practical, ethical framework:
Observation-first
We value close observation, longitudinal learning, and real environmental feedback.
Documentation matters
Knowledge becomes useful when it is recorded clearly and shared responsibly.
Ecology is central
Plant quality and resilience begin with system health.
Collaboration over isolation
We work across growers, labs, breeders, educators, and communities.
Stewardship over extraction
Our goal is not just output—it is continuity, quality, and long-term benefit.
We are building a research and education library that includes: Cultivation protocols, Articles and interviews, White papers and field notes, Program documents, and Public educational resources.
Gage Green Group welcomes aligned collaboration with: Independent researchers, Cultivators and farms, Labs and propagation specialists, Educational institutions and Philanthropic and mission-aligned founders.
If your organization is working toward regenerative agriculture, plant preservation, or healing-centered science, we welcome a conversation.