Thomas Riner, of Fancy Hill Farms, sent us this video where he describes 1 piece flow…pig style!

Thomas Riner, of Fancy Hill Farms, sent us this video showing how they fixed what bug them when it comes to watering the pigs in winter storms.

Paul Akers, of The American Innovator show, shares another presentation from Global Lean Leadership Summit 2015 that took place in August in NW Washington State. This week's presentation is by Thomas Riner of Fancy Hill Farms. For more information on Fancy Hill Farms, visit their Facebook Page.

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Thomas Riner, of Fancy Hill Farms, sent us this video showing the Lean concepts of “Flow” & “Pull, not Push”.

Thomas Riner, of Fancy Hill Farms, sent us this video sharing small improvements by Beth Bays of Buck Scrape Farms. What if every farmer made a small improvement every day?

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Thomas Riner, of Fancy Hill Farms, sent us this video showing the Waste of Motion with how they rotate their pastures. Creative!

Thomas Riner, of Fancy Hill Farms, sent us this video showing how he fixed what bugged him by using a Receipt App to organize his Receipts.

For more information on the Receipt Scanner App, visit this site.

Thomas Riner, of Fancy Hill Farms, sent us this video showing the 8 Wastes…Sheep Style!

Thomas Riner, of Fancy Hill Farms, sent us this article entitled Where Have All The Lean Dreamers Gone?. Love the way he thinks!!!

“…Where are all the Lean Dreamers? Instead of pouring millions or even billions into building larger planes where is the dreamer that is trying to build a smaller plane or working on reducing the size of a transportation device. Where is the dreamer who wants to see traveling from one place to another go to “single piece flow”? Can you see it? You go to the airport, but there are no large planes just small one seater or family size planes that fly at rapid speeds and can take you anywhere in the world….” To read the entire article, press here.

Thomas Riner, of Fancy Hill Farms, sent us this video showing how the waste of waiting is a big one for a farmer.