Bill wants to increase his herd of cattle on his farm. Right now, he his herd numbers around 100, and he has 100 acres of his farm set aside for their pasture. What would a sociologist suggest so that his farm, which feeds many in his town and county, can continue to function?

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Evangeline Preston

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12 May, 12:29

Bill wants to increase his herd of cattle on his farm. Right now, he his herd numbers around 100, and he has 100 acres of his farm set aside for their pasture. What would a sociologist suggest so that his farm, which feeds many in his town and county, can continue to function?

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Myla Conrad · Answer 1

Answer: Bill should analyze his current situation and evaluate the level of resources he has in present.

Explanation: In the given case, Bill has 100 herd and 100 acres of his farm for pasturisation, since the question is asking the advice from the aspect of a sociologist so the cost - profit analysis will not be taken into consideration.

As per a sociology approach of decision making, Bill should evaluate the capacity of his land for carrying out the operations and should set aside more land if he wants to increase the level of his activities.