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Forget what you thought you knew about farming. Quality produce can now be grown anywhere, including the desert. “Primarily in our systems, leafy greens, microgreens, and herbs are what we’re focusing on now,” said Michelle Howell.
Learn MoreNevada does not have particularly fertile lands, but that didn’t stop Oasis Biotech when they opened a 215,000-square-foot indoor farm to the public last July. Today, the farm announced that they’ll be selling eight-ounce bags of its baby leaf Spring Mix and Romaine Mix blends to consumers under its “Evercress” brand name.
Learn MoreThe crops grown at the facility are some of the freshest, most food-safe and environmentally sustainable crops in the western United States. LAS VEGAS (July 30, 2019) — Last summer, Oasis Biotech, one of the nation’s largest indoor hydroponic vertical farming facilities of its kind, took root in Las Vegas and began producing some of...
Learn MoreGetting the freshest ingredients for restaurants in large cities can often be a challenge for chefs. This becomes doubly hard when your restaurant happens to be in the middle of a desert. Yet, Las Vegas has been making huge inroads into becoming a premier restaurant destination, where diners can expect exceptional meals made from the...
Learn MoreOn March 13, all of the necessary equipment to set up a Sananbio U.S. hydroponics system in each school made its journey from Las Vegas to Northern Nevada. With this system, students at each schools can grow 216 heads of lettuce, herbs and other leafy greens every 25-45 days. Oasis Biotech, one of the largest indoor...
Learn MoreWe have an exciting opportunity that will allow us to address the challenge of food deserts and food insecurity in our urban centers with vertical farming that takes place 365 days a year and produces food closer to where it’s consumed. But we must keep in mind that continued growth of this industry will not...
Learn MoreLas Vegas isn’t the first place that springs to mind as a hub for sustainable agriculture. But the city could soon become a major purveyor of fresh greens, thanks to a new $30 million vertical-farming facility. At 215,000 square feet, it’s one of the largest indoor vertical farms in the US.
Learn MoreContrary to a common misperception, there is farming in the Mojave Desert, despite water scarcity, blazing heat, and rock-hard soil. New companies here are turning in greater numbers to indoor farming. Helped in part by the explosion of indoor marijuana cultivation, Nevada is seeing greenhouse innovations that, some think, could make the dream of industrial-scale desert farming...
Learn MoreOasis Biotech Unveils Evercress Produce Brand at Grand Opening Illumination Ceremony in Effort to “Feed the World. Better.” In partnership with Get Fresh, the new company plans to distribute the best tasting, most nutrient-rich and socially responsible produce on the market LAS VEGAS (July 18, 2018) —Oasis Biotech, the latest agricultural startup to take...
Learn More“Las Vegas is the location that has the highest density of high-end restaurants, which can afford this premium specialty product,” said Brock Leach, chief operating officer and general manager of Oasis Biotech. “We’re going to be able to get our product from harvest to the customer in around 24 hours.”
Learn MoreOasis Biotech has been quietly prepping for its entry into the Las Vegas market. The company, which will sell produce under the brand name Evercress, has been delivering produce to local charities as well as samples to restaurant chefs.
Learn MoreInside the Oasis Biotech plant factory’s VIP grand opening, chefs from across the valley dished out colorful plates of fresh guacamole, salads, crabcakes and cocktails, all prepared with fresh greens and herbs.
Learn MoreA half-dozen workers covered head to toe in protective garb use tweezers to carefully place tiny seeds, one-by-one, to ensure each is planted in its precise space.
Learn MoreChinese-backed farm “Oasis Biotech” plans to grow more than a million pounds of produce per year, mostly for high-end restaurants on the Las Vegas Strip.
Learn MoreA new local company gave 8 News NOW a sneak peek of one of the largest indoor farms in the country and it’s in Las Vegas.
Learn MoreOasis Biotech is one of the largest indoor farms in the nation and they invited us to check it out.
Learn MoreRight now, they’re growing baby lettuce and micro-greens. You can’t go buy it, but you could see it when you eat out. In fact, that’s why the company came from China: because of all the high end restaurants in Las Vegas.
Learn MoreAn indoor vertical farm that uses 90 percent less water than conventional growers is about to launch in Las Vegas and will be able to supply nearly 9,500 servings of leafy green salads per day to casinos and local restaurant chains.
Learn More“Today, agriculture accounts for only a tiny portion of the employment in Clark County, roughly 0.15 percent of all the jobs in the area,” says Leach. “Our technology and ability to help feed the world with highly sustainable practices are attracting a highly motivated team of modern-day farmers from around the world.”
Learn MoreIn its current state, the company has brought over 100 jobs to Southern Nevada and plans to invest nearly $30 million into the region’s economy within its first year — all of it into a highly sustainable business model that further diversifies the region’s economy.
Learn More“The crops grown at our facility will be some of the best tasting, most nutrient-rich and environmentally sustainable crops in the world,” says Brock Leach, Chief Operating Officer and General Manager at Oasis Biotech. “Completion of phase 1 of the new facility alone will allow us to provide Las Vegas restaurants and eventually grocers with...
Learn MoreA new era is underway in Southern Nevada as Oasis Biotech, now one of the nation’s largest indoor hydroponic vertical farming facilities of its kind, announced that it has officially taken root in las vegas.
Learn MoreOasis Biotech, the latest agricultural startup to take root in Las Vegas and one of the nation’s largest hydroponic vertical farming facilities of its kind, is proud to announce the unveiling of Evercress, the company’s first consumer-facing produce brand dedicated to helping the organization “Feed the World. Better.”
Learn MoreHydroponic indoor farming facilities have popped up all over Las Vegas the past few years. A new one, Evercress Produce from Oasis Biotech, offers non-GMO, pesticide-free locally grown produce.
Learn MoreJoin us as we celebrate with a special grand opening event. Festival style celebration featuring: Culinary delights Refreshing libations Live Entertainment Behind the Scenes Tours Open to the public. Saturday, July 21 2pm – 6pm Oasis Biotech 6225 Annie Oakley Drive RSVP Here
Learn MoreOne of the Nation’s Largest Indoor Farms Takes Root In Las Vegas The new facility brings sustainably grown fresh produce, hundreds of jobs and millions in investment dollars to Southern Nevada LAS VEGAS (June 28, 2018) —A new era is underway in Southern Nevada as Oasis Biotech, now one of the nation’s largest indoor...
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