WE GROW FOOD IN
IMPOSSIBLE PLACES
Urban Seed Inc. broke ground July 29 on a farming facility just west of the Las Vegas Strip
We are reinventing and revolutionizing the way we grow and provide food from seed to plate. Starting in Las Vegas and moving across the world, our proprietary systems allow us to grow produce sustainably giving every community the opportunity to access fresh local food.
"There is no better way to invest in the hospitality industry than supporting the agriculture that feeds it. As founding members of Urban Seed Inc. advisory board we are passionately exploring the farmer/chef relationship with a goal of changing the industry and the future of our food."
The future of farming is providing communities fresh local produce grown for the community in a sustainable manner. Increasing yield in a small footprint allows us to get closer to the consumer. This not only reduces our carbon footprint, but also increases taste, nutrition and shelf life.
Urban Seed's vertical hydroponic system uses a nutrient dense solution allowing each plant to reach its full DNA potential. Hand-planted produce that uses less to grow more food.
Urban Seed is vertically intergrated which achieves full seed-to-plate traceabilty. Urban Seed controls the produce all the way to our customers, growing some of the safetest food on the planet. No Recalls!
Positioned less than 60 miles away from customers, Urban Seed eliminates over 70% of transportation costs.
Being close tastes so good!
Urban Seed designs and engineers technology from seed to distribution. The modular system is quick to deploy, sustainable and a scalable solution.
We make sure that we grow what the community wants. We've surveyed top Las Vegas local, national, and international chefs to find out what they want and what they currently can't source. [New Paragraph] Urban Seed is starting with 25+ varieties to showcase how our growing systems can grow a diverse group of produce. As our business expands, our produce list will expand, allowing us to provide our customers with as much of their produce as possible.