At a glance
Errl Hill is a single-source Humboldt County cannabis farm and hash company led by legacy farmer Scott Harris. The team grows flower on its family farm and turns that material into live resin, live rosin and vapor products, keeping cultivation and extraction closely linked. Errl Hill's current site lists an Arcata manufacturing address and legacy California license number CDPH-10002479.
Founder and farm identity
The company names Scott Harris as the legacy farmer behind Errl Hill and describes the operation as family-run. Interviews place the farm near Kneeland in Humboldt County, while the manufacturing address on the site is in Arcata. The brand's “single-source” claim means its core hash is made from flower grown on the associated farm rather than purchased commodity biomass.
Living-soil cultivation
Errl Hill says its cannabis is grown organically in living soil. A 2026 industry interview describes large living-soil trenches and captured-rainwater irrigation at Fire Mountain Farms and Errl Hill Farms. “Organically grown” is a cultivation claim, not USDA organic certification for marijuana; buyers should look to the licensed package and batch tests for regulated compliance.
Fresh-frozen process
The team flash-freezes flower at harvest to preserve volatile compounds before extraction. That material becomes live resin when processed with hydrocarbon solvents or live rosin when made through solventless separation and pressing. The two categories share fresh-frozen input but are not interchangeable: consumers should verify extraction method, texture and storage instructions on each jar.
Live resin and live rosin
The current Terp Stash separates live rosin and live resin and shows releases such as Orange Cream Pop, Kush Cake, Fortune Cookie, Chicken and Waffles, Ogeez and Hella Jelly. The archive explicitly mixes current and past releases, so presence there does not prove live retailer inventory. Vapes also appear in recent customer and event coverage.
Collaborations and provenance
Errl Hill has released collaborations using outside genetics and partners, including documented work with Humboldt Seed Company. Award records should preserve collaborator and cultivar names rather than assigning every component to Errl Hill alone. When buying, check whether the package identifies a collaborating farm, breeder or processor and which license manufactured the final concentrate.
2019 and 2021 awards
At the 2019 Emerald Cup, Errl Hill x Humboldt Seed Company's Blueberry Muffin live resin placed third in the BHO liquid category. At the 2021 710 Farmers Cup, Forbidden Cookies won first in live solvent concentrates, Best Flavor and Best Aroma, and recorded the highest total terpenes in its class. Those results are tied to specific entries and events.
2022 and 2024 awards
The 2022 Emerald Cup recognized Errl Hill's Gazberries for highest terpene content in the solvent/hydrocarbon category. In the 2024 Farmers Cup 710 edition, Crème Brûlée placed second in solvent dabs and also received distinctions for uniqueness, aroma and effect. These awards document competition performance; they do not guarantee that every retail batch will match the entered jar.
Buying and storage
Use the official finder or licensed California dispensary menus, then verify producer, manufacturer, batch, extraction type, cannabinoid content and contaminant panel. Concentrates are high-potency products and can degrade with heat or poor storage. Follow the package, use compatible equipment, avoid driving while impaired and keep all products away from children and pets.
Source and claim limits. Leadership, farm relationship, process, products and displayed license come from Errl Hill's site and named interviews; award placements come from event results and the Emerald Cup record. Customer reviews and subjective effect language were excluded from factual claims, and organic language is not treated as federal certification. Related products, strains, collaborators, dispensaries, articles, events, awards and media attach automatically in this page's relationship gallery.