There are 20 units in the GOEEV Tiny Home Employee Village-- for GOEEV employees working in agribusiness jobs in sustainable agriculture, with food forest gardens, orchards, animal ranching and other sustainable food businesses.  Lease agreements and rental options are available from employment contracts, work trades, internships, apprenticeships, research projects, technology partners, University of California Cooperative Extension, Field Site Research Agreements. 

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New research studies show sustainability in residential housing with commune-style village are self-sufficient with a low carbon footprint where communities generating its own renewable power. This integration of sustainable infrastructure with water conservation systems, energy-efficient landscap- ing, renewable energy systems has less environmental impact on the environment.  Home clusters will encircle several food production facilities for growing organic produce and raising chicken and fish using advanced agricultural technologies that require less land.