Creative problem-solving is the most important tool to have in your grazing toolbox. So this week, I’m sharing articles that will help you boost your skills in that area.
We start with the basics: a list of steps that will help you to begin thinking like Einstein.
Creative Problem Solving – Yes! YOU can think like Einstein! (Free)
Next, here’s Luke Jessop showing us the steps in action as he figures out how to get water to his livestock when his well begins to go dry. Not only are the solutions helpful, but you’ll get a sense of what creative problem-solving looks like on the ground.
Here’s how John Marble figured out how to move his livestock more easily all on his own. His method allows him to avoid running, something that protects our knees and ankles when moving around on uneven terrain. Safety first!
Enhanced Livestock Handling Facilities for the Single Man/Woman (With or Without Short Legs)
Last, here’s advice from a wide variety of folks about something that will become a problem around June this year – pinkeye in your herd. I’d love to hear how you solve this problem.
And of course, the funnies!
When it comes to thinking outside the box, this woman is an expert. Plus, she actually succeeds in getting three Nobel Laureates to wear a bra on their heads. Enjoy!
