// Definition
The ongoing process of introducing modern static sift and electrostatic separation technology to Morocco's traditional dry sift hash-making culture. Sell Creek's equipment found massive popularity in Morocco because it enhances rather than replaces centuries-old practices.
// From the Episode
Charles McGowen made multiple research trips to Morocco to understand the challenges local hash makers face. The traditional Moroccan culture uses screens for sifting, and new electrostatic tools supplement those practices. Hash from South America (Argentina, Chile, Colombia) also discussed, with Bastian from Patagonia sharing his experience. The globalization of quality hash making was a major theme.
// Source
Ep. 197 Hash Church 197 →