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The lean farmBen Hartman

The lean farm

2015240 pages
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Lean principles were originally developed by the Japanese automotive industry, but Hartman has applied them to farming. As a result, he's been able to drastically cut waste, increase profit, and make his family farm more environmentally and economically sustainable. With ample examples from his one-acre farm in Indiana, Hartman illustrates how to incorporate lean practices, on farms of any size or scale, at each step of the production chain, from starting a farming operation and harvesting crops to training employees and selling goods. Hartman's approach of working smarter, not harder, aims…

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  • Other · English · 2015
    Chelsea Green Publishing · 240 pages · 9781603585927
AgricultureLean manufacturingWaste minimizationAgricultural wastesManufactures