Vets2Vines is a collaborative effort between private industry, military veterans, and nonprofit organizations. Vets2Vines is intended to provide a low cost effective training pipeline for military veterans transitioning to civilian life after fifteen to twenty-five years serving our nation's interests.

• According to AGRICareers, Inc. approximately 74% of Crop Managers receive housing as part of their compensation. This is vastly underrepresented for Vineyard Managers in California.
• The flexible learning environment accomodates active duty deployment schedules and provides an interdependent, team oriented learning environment.
• By providing a residency program closely co-located to Travis AFB, single family housing requirements for personnel involved in the program are also addressed while minimizing wasted commute time from traditional base traffic patterns.
• With the cost of housing skyrocketing in Solano County, this service exchange is intended to keep operating costs lower than the average vineyard, dramatically increasing our profit potential.
• Most importantly is our dedication to providing an education resource that gives our active duty military the option to learn a valued California based trade without taking time and effort away from their primary goal of defending this nation.

3nW Corporation has discovered several Disruptive Technology applications addressing Agricultural Business with low cost Energy Star efficient construction materials and low cost high tech Renewable Energy generation. Vets2Vines specifically targets a cost savings of at least 12% per employee to our clients and combines the application of energy conservation and lower operating costs with quality family housing provided for the specific Vineyard Manager segment of Agricultural business.

Vets2Vines addresses the housing shortages within the Northern Bay Area and the energy shortages in California using over the counter commercially available Disruptive Technology.

• The intent is to directly address the housing shortages and provide quality Agricultural Worker Housing for a previously ignored segment of the housing market.
• Construction will consist of Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs) which meet the prefabricated housing requirements of Solano County's interpretation of the Williamson Act. Energy Star compliant and fits with the State Williamson Act requirements and the additional county requirements specific to Solano County.
• Meets with the 'compatible use' requirements of the Williamson Act for the indicated need for labor housing as noted in Sec. 51220(b): "...that there exists a need to house this work force of crisis proportions which requires including among agricultural uses the housing of agricultural laborers; and that such use of agricultural land is in the public interest and in conformity with the state's Farmworker Housing Assistance Plan."