OCal Cultivator

A guide for creating parcel maps.

If you are adding a new parcel to your certification, also see our Add Acreage Instructions.

This guide describes labeling requirements for OCal cannabis products (nonmanufactured and manufactured). All labels applied by CCOF-certified operations must be pre-approved by CCOF prior to printing.

ONLY FOR OCAL CANNABIS OPERATIONS. 

Use this form to notify CCOF that you will be moving or you plan to add a new facility or new equipment to your existing OCal certification.

ONLY FOR OCAL CANNABIS OPERATIONS. Complete this form if a change to an organic business you manage or own results in a new Tax ID, business structure, or owner. Other business changes may also require this form to be submitted, at CCOF’s discretion.

This manual includes the official CDFA and CDPH standards for OCal certification under the CDFA or CDPH. Review the CDFA OCal Program webpage and CDPH OCal Program webpage for more details about OCal certification under these programs. 

ONLY FOR OCAL CANNABIS OPERATIONS. OCal certification application for licensed cultivators in California who produce comparable to organic cannabis, including greenhouse and nursery operations. Includes simple processing like trimming, rolling, and packaging.

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ONLY FOR OCAL CANNABIS OPERATIONS. Use this affidavit for any nonorganic flavor you would like to use in your certified OCal products. Please forward this affidavit to your flavor manufacturer as they must fill out and sign the form.

ONLY FOR OCAL CANNABIS OPERATIONS. This helpful checklist directs you to the forms applicable to your OCal business activities.

ONLY FOR OCAL CANNABIS OPERATIONS. List the private label products you process for non-CCOF certified brand owners. Attach certified private label owner certificates to this form. Complete one form for each different non-CCOF certified brand owner you process for.

ONLY FOR OCAL CANNABIS OPERATIONS. Used by CCOF clients and manufacturers to document GMO, irradiation, and sewage sludge compliance for nonorganic materials (ingredients, processing aids, additives, etc.)