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The Sinkar tribe in Africa follows a nomadic lifestyle with their cattle. The number of cattle has increased alarmingly, straining available pasture. The central issues are improving cattle quality and decreasing numbers. Recommendations include finding ways to improve meat quality while decreasing cattle through mixed farming and limiting numbers. The action plan is to decrease cattle numbers while improving meat quality.

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Case 2

The Sinkar tribe in Africa follows a nomadic lifestyle with their cattle. The number of cattle has increased alarmingly, straining available pasture. The central issues are improving cattle quality and decreasing numbers. Recommendations include finding ways to improve meat quality while decreasing cattle through mixed farming and limiting numbers. The action plan is to decrease cattle numbers while improving meat quality.

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Title of the Case: A problem of cattle 1


Time Context:
Perspective: Extension agent
Central Issue: The people of the Sinkar tribe, occupying large lowland plains in Africa, are very independent and
follow a nomadic way of life with their cattle. Their food is milk or blood and milk augmented with grain grown by the
women at rainy-season camps. They occasionally eat meat at festivals. They are not very interested in cloth and they
barter their cattle as exchange for wives and other needs. The result is that few cattle reach the market. Veterinary and
other services are provided at government centers, and schools are also available to them. However, they do not
change their tribal way of life and the cattle numbers have increased alarmingly in recent years, so that pasture is
seasonally scarce.
Statement of Objectives:
1. Implementing new ideas and knowledge to Sinkar tribe.
2. Implementing cropping mixed farming.
3. To improve and produce quality of meat cattle.
Areas of Consideration:
1. Increasing number of cattle.
2. Low quality of meat.
Alternative Courses of Action:
1. Limiting the numbers of cattle in the tribe.
2. Improving more the quality of the meat.
3. Implementing new ideas and mixed farming to sinker tribes.
Decision Matrix:
Alternatives
Improve the Increase salary rates of
Variables Increase the number of
relationship among the employees and purchase
enrollees by offering
top and middle school new facilities and
scholarship program
administrators equipment
Risks 5 4 3
Costs 4 3 2
Benefits 4 3 5
Ease of Implementation 5 4 3
Total 18 14 13
Conclusions: The main problem is the increasing number of cattle and with poor quality of meat.
Recommendations: The government and the extension agent should find a way on how to improve quality meat and
decrease the number of cattle.
Action Plan: decrease the number of cattle with quality meat

Persons
Activities Objectives Division Costs Time
Responsible
To evaluate
1. Evaluating the said plans Agriculture Extension agent 1 weeks
the farmers
Extension
2. Emendation of the plan Better plan Extension agent 2 weeks
services
3. Conducting seminars To understand Extension Extension agent 2 weeks
the plan and services
evaluate it
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correctly.
Gantt Chart:
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Activities Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov
ec
1. Evaluating the said plans X
2. Emendation of the plan X
3. Conducting seminars X X

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