Wignall Trucking's Goat Weed Farms license inactivated in Montana
Montana cannabis regulator inactivated Wignall Trucking's Goat Weed Farms license on Sept. 9, part of a batch of 12 operator closures recorded the same day.
FILE — closure · Ivan Radic / CC BY 2.0Wignall Trucking, Inc., operating as Goat Weed Farms, is no longer licensed in Montana as of September 9, according to the state license roster. The inactivation occurred alongside a wave of license deactivations involving cultivation, manufacturing, and retail operators across the state on the same date.
The broader batch includes closures from operators ranging from sole-proprietor caregivers (Lone Peak Caregivers, Think Higher Caregiving) to multi-location operators (Yellowstoned Cannabis Co., which lost two separate licenses). The scale of concurrent deactivations—12 in one update cycle—suggests either a regulatory audit sweep or a cohort hitting renewal deadlines simultaneously, though no enforcement details are provided by the state.
Montana maintains 302 active cultivation licenses and 538 retail outlets in its adult-use market. Watch whether the state publishes official closure or enforcement data for this cohort, which could clarify whether these represent voluntary exits, non-renewal, or compliance-driven deactivations.