The 30'x120' greenhouses incorporate an underground radiant heating system and all functions will be fully automated through the company's SMARTAPP mobile automation app now available in the Apple App Store.

SACRAMENTO, Calif., Jan. 31, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Smart Cannabis Corp (OTC: SCNA) announced today the sale and completion of two more automated greenhouse systems to Northern California cannabis cultivation companies making the companies January 2018 sales to five.

Vice President Don Smith shares, "Consistent sales and deliveries are what our investors and customers can count on with our team in addition to our constant efforts toward thoughtful innovation. Our Next Generation Farming crews continue to deliver automated greenhouse systems faster than competitors and we intend on maintaining that through manufacturing and superior project management."

The 30'x120' greenhouses incorporate an underground radiant heating system and all functions will be fully automated through the company's SMARTAPP mobile automation app now available in the Apple App Store.

Smart Cannabis (OTC PINK: SCNA) is a public equity corporation advancing the agriculture and cannabis industries and growing through acquisition, strategic alliances, and proprietary intellectual property. The company's wholly owned subsidiary, Next Generation Farming Inc., provides turnkey, automated, commercial greenhouses systems that efficiently improve yields and decrease water consumption for cultivators of organic food and cannabis crops. The company websites are http://smartcannabis.com and http://nextgen.farm.

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