At a glance
Brand snapshot
Good Day Farm is a privately held, vertically integrated cannabis operator serving Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Missouri. It combines cultivation, extraction, product manufacturing and a dispensary network under one consumer-facing system. The current catalog covers flower, pre-rolls, blunts, vapes, concentrates and edibles.
Founding and leadership
Good Day Farm says it was founded in 2020. Its leadership biography identifies Terry Fitch as one of the founders and chief executive; it also names attorney and former Arkansas legislator Nate Steel as a founding member responsible for government affairs and compliance. Because the business is private, its complete beneficial ownership is not established by the public sources reviewed here.
Cultivation and production
The company describes indoor cultivation built around selected genetics, environmental controls and hands-on plant care. Its extraction operations use CO2, ethanol and hydrocarbon methods to support concentrates, vapes and infused products. Good Day Farm also says efficient lighting and irrigation save ten million gallons of water annually; that figure is a company-reported operating claim rather than an independently audited environmental metric.
Products and sub-brands
The core Good Day Farm line spans flower, gummies, vape products and pre-rolls. The wider house includes Super J’s infused pre-rolls, ICE VIII high-potency flower and vapes, Highway Hotel flower, High Bites Sours gummies and Southern Sweets blunts. State rules and production licenses differ, so the complete family is not necessarily sold in every market.
Dispensaries and geography
Good Day Farm’s official retail page confirms dispensary locations across Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Missouri. The stores carry the company’s own products alongside market-specific selections. Medical eligibility, adult-use access, purchase limits and inventory vary by state; the live dispensary menu is the appropriate source for a particular store.
A Mississippi milestone
On January 25, 2023, Good Day Farm announced the first legal sale of medical cannabis under Mississippi’s new program at its Hattiesburg dispensary. That milestone documents the company’s role in the opening of the state market. It does not imply that Good Day Farm was the only licensed producer or retailer in Mississippi.
Community work
The brand reports local philanthropy and collaborations with Realm of Caring and the Last Prisoner Project. Those relationships align patient support and criminal-justice reform with the company’s regional retail presence. The public materials reviewed here do not provide a complete grant ledger, so this profile does not assign a total dollar value to that work.
Awards and recognition
Good Day Farm’s site describes its products as award-winning and links to a “Company of the Year” story, but the public page reviewed here does not supply a complete, independently checkable award register. Awards earned by executives at earlier companies are not treated as Good Day Farm awards. Only named competitions and products should be added when the original organizer or result is available.
Current legal context. An April 28, 2026 Missouri civil petition alleges that Good Day Farm and related entities used affiliated structures and commercial practices to restrain competition and evade the state’s license cap. Those are plaintiffs’ allegations, not adjudicated findings; the cited petition records the claims and defendants’ identities, not liability. Readers should follow the court docket and state regulators for subsequent rulings while treating current products and stores separately from the unresolved litigation.