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Yellowstoned Cannabis Co. farm license deactivated in Montana

Yellowstoned Cannabis Co.'s Farms license joins at least 11 other Montana cannabis operations whose licenses were deactivated on Sept. 9.

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Machine-written from our data · source: State license roster
September 9, 2026 · 9:39 AM ET
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Yellowstoned Cannabis Co.'s Farms license is no longer active in Montana as of Sept. 9, according to the state license roster. The same entity also operated a separate lab license (Yellowstoned Labs) that was similarly deactivated the same day. The timing suggests a coordinated action affecting the operator's cultivation and testing permits.

The deactivations are part of a broader slate of license removals recorded across Montana's cannabis market on Sept. 9. At least 11 other operations across cultivation, caregiving, and manufacturing segments had licenses marked inactive simultaneously, indicating possible batch compliance or regulatory enforcement activity by the state.

Montana's active cultivation base stands at 302 licenses as of Sept. 9, with 538 retail locations and 180 manufacturing facilities still licensed. Watch whether the state provides formal notice or guidance clarifying whether these deactivations result from voluntary surrenders, compliance failures, or license expirations.

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