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“The single biggest failure of our educational system in agriculture is that we have kept cattle, land, labor, money, and decision making in the

circle while holding human development/growth/spirituality outside of it.”

Dr Tom Field, CSU 2006

Bell Ranch

Lost River Red Angus

Commercial Lost River

McDonald Farm

Sustainable orphanage farms in Kenya

San Isabel Ranch

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If you were to create a presentation of your Balanced Scorecard Lifestyle what pictures would you CHOOSE?

Lifestyle can be directed by human resource energies, both positive and negative.

Who’s desires affect Lifestyle?

•Primary Stakeholders•Secondary Stakeholders•Tertiary Stakeholders

What mechanisms

describeLifestyle?

•Vision statements•Mission Statements•Goals•Quality of Life Statements•Policy•Job Descriptions•Interview Questions•Advertisements•Surveys•Analysis•Oral•Visual•Spiritual

being who one is

Physical Being personal hygiene

nutrition

exercise

grooming and clothing

general physical appearance

Psychological Being psychological health and adjustment

cognitions

feelingsself-esteem, self-concept , self-control

Spiritual Being personal values

personal standards of conduct

spiritual beliefs

belonging connections with one's environments

Physical Belonging home

workplace/school

neighborhood

community

Social Belonging intimate others

family

friends

co-workers

neighborhoods and community

Community Belonging adequate income

health and social services

employment

educational programs

recreational programs

community events and activities

becoming achieving personal goals, hopes, and aspirations

Practical Becoming domestic activities

paid work

school or volunteer activities

seeing to health or social needs

Leisure Becoming activities that promote relaxation and stress reduction

Growth Becoming activities that promote the maintenance or improvement of knowledge and skills

adapting to change

communication?

•Vision statements•Mission Statements•Goals•Quality of Life Statements•Policy•Job Descriptions•Interview Questions

review?

•Structured Meetings•Interview Questions•Surveys•Analysis

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•Survey question - “On the whole are you very satisfied, fairly satisfied, not very satisfied, or not at all satisfied with the life you lead?” EU’s Eurobarometer

•Personnel Management Resources – Center for Internal Change, Inc. (Personal Development Profile 2800 Series)

6 N. Pine StMount Prospect, IL 60056Phone: (847) 259-0005 or Toll-Free 1-877-DISConlineEmail: [email protected]://www.internalchange.com

Pearson Assessments (Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory)

David Hakensen, VP Public Relations Phone: (952) 681-3040Email: [email protected]://www.pearsonassessments.com/index.htm

•Have someone do this -

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Profit ; Salary: 50% of salary meets basic needs, 25% of salary meets investment,

25% of salary meets discretionary.Ranching: (Short term) 75% of income meets expenses. 25% invested back

into business. (Long term) 50% of income meets expenses. 25% invested back into business, 25% discretionary.

Production:Explore ways to and convert sunlight and rain into human protein with

a long term goal of self employment. Explore and utilize creativeness.

Pasture:A slight preference for ranching in a southwest rural environment, managing grazing livestock and land utilization in a manner to improve plant, water, and

mineral cycles as well as livestock and wildlife welfare.

People:Explore ways to and produce wholesome, affordable human meat food

sources. Cultivate and maintain family ties and friendships. Aid our community, country and world through church, service groups and stewardship activities.

Enrich our marriage.

To review ask: 1)What happened? 2) What did we learn? 3) How do we feel?Define the whole (what boundaries to manage)

Decision makers (things that can impact you)Resource base (people, resources, money)

Quality of life: (family, business, organization)Forms of production: (produced to create quality of life)Future resource base: (land, community)explore new ways to generate increased profit through improving range resources and production capabilities in a sustainable wayTesting Questions:

Cause and effect: (is it the root cause or symptom)Sustainability: (will it lead to the future resource base)

Weak link:Social: (with prevailing attitudes could this action create a weak link towards the

holistic goal.Biological: (what is the weakest point in the life cycle)Financial: (strengthen chain of production)

Marginal reaction: (greatest return of time/money to holistic goal)Energy, money, source, use: (Is money, energy derived from appropriate source for holistic goal)Society, culture:

How do you feel about it now?Will it lead to quality of life desired?Will it adversely affect others quality of life?

1880–1960: 500 acres farms increased stabilizing over 350,000

1935-1974: 1 to 49 acre farms declined from 2.7 million to half

million

After 1974: 1 to 49 acre farms were over 540,000.

1935-1997: 50 to 499 acres farms declined from 3.9 million to million.

Result since 1974: farms with fewer than 50 acres and farms with more than 500 acres have both increased

their share of total farms, but midsize farms’ share has declined.