Imagine a network of high tech mud huts, our Littlest Big Farms, across neighborhoods, cities, counties, and countries. Put a farm in your backyard and generate $10,000-20,000 a year in profit while feeding your community! Those in the most need are typically from higher-density, urban food deserts where there aren't great jobs. Not only can you grow 1/8 an acres worth of food with zero grid-tied energy, you no longer have the environmental impact of a large supply chain to transport your produce to consumers. There are no frills here, our Littlest Big Farms are truly sustainable. Whether someone wants to run one as a side hustle or to create their own full-time job at an actually livable wage, there's no need to stay stuck working warehouse jobs that don't build a positive community. By running a Littlest Big Farm, you also create food security for yourself and those around you while also becoming financially independent. On top of all of that, while other indoor farm solutions, shipping containers and other CEA, boast a sustainable solution, the hidden cost is anywhere from $1,200 - $2,400 a month in grid-tied utilities. That's an additional $14,000-29,000 in costs per year while having all of the environmental impact of how that energy was generated. Our Littlest Big Farms don't need any of that. You keep all of that utility bill in the bank and generate zero environmental impact from grid-tied energy.