Martha Stewart says six of her pet peacocks were eaten by coyotes

thank you so much for joining us Today. Can be Growth did announce this partnership in February of last year. It’s hard to believe the launch is finally here. What can consumers expect to see on shelves here in the US? Yes. So we’re going thio bring, uh, CBD gummies and oils and soft shells to the market with Martha Stewart. I think the great thing about our collaboration with Martha is we bring what I think is best in class industry, science and research to create really effective, high quality safe products. On Martha brings that connection with the consumer and the ability to create amazing flavors as well as, um, inappropriate value proposition for the consumer set. Absolutely. And what are some of those flavors that are coming out? Well, my current favorite I have here is mixed berry medley. Um, that’s that’s in gummies. We also have a Meyer Lemon, um, oils. And so so drops and way have unflavored in in in in soft gel. So the thing that’s great, though, about what Martha brings to the market is, um, she’s personally tested the products to make sure that they meet her standards. Now, Martha Stewart is not the first celebrity to partner up with canopy growth. You’ve also partnered up with people like Seth Rogan and Goldberg Drake. What is the strategy behind these partnerships? Are they actively driving growth? Yeah, you know, e think Martha’s a great example to use here, although the others fall into that category as well I’ve been. I’ve seen CPG companies try to use kind of social influencers and celebrity endorsements, and that can work. That’s a bit of a hit or miss proposition. I think what really works is when the celebrity engages. And so, you know, Martha has been teaching people how to live well for the for her entire career, and she is personally involved in all of the activities related to the to the, uh, you know, our products on DSO. We get her expertise, she gets our expertise, and then she gets to go speak about our brands in a way that’s authentic. And so when you can make that combination work with with the celebrity partner, you can really create something special.

Martha Stewart says six of her pet peacocks were eaten by coyotes

Updated: 4:13 PM EDT Jul 24, 2022

Video above: Canopy Growth partners with Martha Stewart on CBD product lineBusinesswoman and television personality Martha Stewart took to Instagram to mourn the death of her six pet peacocks, who were apparently killed by coyotes.”RIP beautiful Blue Boy,” wrote the homemaking mogul on Instagram alongside a video of one of her peacocks. “The coyotes came in broad daylight and devoured him and five others including the magnificent White Boy.””Any solutions for getting rid of six large and aggressive coyotes who have expensive tastes when it comes to poultry?” Stewart asked.”We are no longer allowing the peafowl out of their yard, we are enclosing the top of their large yard with wire fencing etc,” she added.Stewart has lovingly documented the lives of her menagerie of animals on social media. In addition to the peacocks, she also owns dogs, donkeys and Friesian horses, according to her Instagram.In April, Stewart lost another pet when her four dogs mistook her cat “for an interloper and killed her defenseless little self,” she wrote on Instagram at the time. “I will miss her very badly.”

Video above: Canopy Growth partners with Martha Stewart on CBD product line

Businesswoman and television personality Martha Stewart took to Instagram to mourn the death of her six pet peacocks, who were apparently killed by coyotes.

“RIP beautiful Blue Boy,” wrote the homemaking mogul on Instagram alongside a video of one of her peacocks. “The coyotes came in broad daylight and devoured him and five others including the magnificent White Boy.”

“Any solutions for getting rid of six large and aggressive coyotes who have expensive tastes when it comes to poultry?” Stewart asked.

“We are no longer allowing the peafowl out of their yard, we are enclosing the top of their large yard with wire fencing etc,” she added.

Stewart has lovingly documented the lives of her menagerie of animals on social media. In addition to the peacocks, she also owns dogs, donkeys and Friesian horses, according to her Instagram.

In April, Stewart lost another pet when her four dogs mistook her cat “for an interloper and killed her defenseless little self,” she wrote on Instagram at the time. “I will miss her very badly.”