Steevo
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- Gloucestershire
Just been having a ponder having browsed the Today At Work thread once again and am continually amazed by the variation of jobs and skills we all do on our different farms. No two farms are ever remotely the same!
Having spoken to members of the public previously, they just don't understand quite what we farmers do tucked away on our farms which got me thinking that I've never jotted down all the jobs I do myself. I've often wondered about keeping a short diary with a few bullet points each day of what I've been up to to look back on but I'm never disciplined enough (hence why I never get round to posting on T@W!).
Instead I thought I'd do it mind-map style. The screenshot below shows a quick 5 min summary of the jobs I've come up with. The link to the mindmap on the website I used is here: https://www.mindmeister.com/1200743874?t=Ycoprrc9nc
If anyone else fancies adding to the mind map with jobs they do (livestock section is something I'll leave to others!) please chip in by editing using the link above. It's fully editable and would be fascinating to see....and is something I'm sure the general public would be amazed by too. Something for Open Farm Sunday perhaps.
Having spoken to members of the public previously, they just don't understand quite what we farmers do tucked away on our farms which got me thinking that I've never jotted down all the jobs I do myself. I've often wondered about keeping a short diary with a few bullet points each day of what I've been up to to look back on but I'm never disciplined enough (hence why I never get round to posting on T@W!).
Instead I thought I'd do it mind-map style. The screenshot below shows a quick 5 min summary of the jobs I've come up with. The link to the mindmap on the website I used is here: https://www.mindmeister.com/1200743874?t=Ycoprrc9nc
If anyone else fancies adding to the mind map with jobs they do (livestock section is something I'll leave to others!) please chip in by editing using the link above. It's fully editable and would be fascinating to see....and is something I'm sure the general public would be amazed by too. Something for Open Farm Sunday perhaps.