The CBD industry is growing and Nevada Crest Farms is leading where they have cultivated a higher standard of operation and product quality. Founder and CEO Heather J. Wilson is spearheading with her company. She and her team bring a diverse background spanning nutraceuticals, pharmaceuticals, eastern medicine, and agriculture to her company. Her operation is rooted in changing the standard of which CBD is held.

“We want to be the best, so we are, and we maintain that standard,” Heather says. It is no easy task, but being on the top of your industry isn’t always convenient. With her experience and passion, she is creating something valuable and foundationally strong. The transparency and ethical practice is what sets her, her team, and company apart from standard practice and CBD production.

Nevada Crest Farm only operates using “white glove” farming practices.”From our 100,000 square feet of CEA-controlled hydroponics and greenhouse facilities to the fertile fields of our 160-acre, white-glove farm, you’ll find our dedicated team (including our CEO) tending every 

plant, every row by hand.” Their crops are hand-cloned for high yield and high quality flowers, This hard work, and year after year it is still worth it for the value of the product, mission, and exceptional standard of the farm.

Mixing agriculture and pharmaceuticals is no easy feat, but with over thirty-five years of collective experience, the team at Nevada Crest Farms has made it possible to succeed. Operating only with single origin plants, science optimized, organically grown, and sustainably raised farming techniques, they are the only licensed hydroponic operation in Nevada.

With their own state of the art cloning facilities located in Nevada and Illinois, Nevada Crest Farms are able to produce the artisanal clones that premium consistent quality with advanced research. “When growing hemp commercially for CBD, you want to ensure consistent phytochemical composition, efficient growth and predictable yields. Clones present the perfect solution—when chosen wisely. Choose clones cut from mother plants that are proven to be feminized, disease-free, CBD-rich and THC-compliant.” No GMOs pesticides, or herbicides are ever used; everything is done by hand and naturally different from other growers. 

Heather saw the benefits of doing things differently. “As a second generation holistic health professional, she understood the enormous therapeutic potential of CBD to alleviate chronic pain, inflammation, stress, anxiety as well as its potential to change the face of modern agriculture.” Many sources were inadequate to use and a lot of the benefits were lost with subpar CBD. “I wanted to do the best because I knew the possibilities and opportunities that CBD would have for holistic health,” Heather explains. “Since I couldn’t rely on other sources to help me achieve that, I decided to become the source. Now I have what I need to provide what I believe is the standard of CBD products.”

Heather J. Wilson and Nevada Crest Farms have revolutionized the cannabis industry since the farm’s establishment in 2018. They are not only growing more than award-winning hemp, they are leading in an industry they have cultivated. “With proven genetics that help farmers 

achieve premium, consistent, high-yielding harvests. With seven strains and six harvests a year, enabling wholesalers to meet the increasing demand for top-shelf, high-CBD hemp and full spectrum biomass. And with rigorously-tested, small-batch CBD that finally provides discerning resellers, private label clients and top-selling brands with the source they’ve been waiting for.”

Their products include but aren’t limited to clone plants for wholesale sourcing, hemp flowers for smoking, pre-rolled joints, and vape cartridges. 

Her  dedication to health, wellness, and her community is what makes her higher standard better. “I didn’t want Nevada Crest Farms to become huge, I just wanted to take care of my team and my community,” Heather says humbly. She and her team work from the ground up to make sure that her crop and production is done right, and with her position in the industry right now, it has paid off.