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Fallow Field Farming

An interesting post last week over at Idea Sandbox on the concept of fallow field farming, and whether brands ought to explore a methodology that halts short-term growth to allow operations/markets to replenish:

What about the notion of letting the business rest for a season to allow it to rejuvenate? Instead of aggressively building new stores or launching new products – why not let that part of the business go fallow?

It’s an interesting notion – a distant cousin of creative destruction. Worth a read, given some free time.

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Published:
Dec 15.09

Author:
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Source Material:
Farming Lesson to Save Your Brand on Idea Sandbox