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“To handle unanticipated occurrences, management needs a strategy with backup measures. The following factors could be considered while initiating a general management program for the production of beef cattle: • The natural resources and environment of the area in which the farm is located; • Genetic merit of animals; • Nutrients needs for every phase of production; • Reproductive performance; • Growth of the animals and • Herd health management; All elements and strategies must be reviewed annually to ensure that production efficiency is held at an optimum within the limits of the natural resources. Design a beef cattle herd management calendar for cow herd, using any commercial production systems with a herd structure of at least 200 animals or more. The beef cattle herd management calendar should be planned in accordance with your regional preferences.”

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“Karl Marx’s Theory of Alienation posits that individuals become estranged from themselves and others when operating under the conditions of capitalism, particularly due to its emphasis on industrial production. Marx argued that under capitalism, class distinctions and alienation are inevitable, and human beings will never achieve equality across economic, social, political, religious, or philosophical spheres. Using relevant examples, critically discuss Karl Marx’s theory of class and alienation. Your discussion should focus on Marx’s analysis of class and the four types of alienation, applying his theory within the South African context. Additionally, consider the limitations of Marx’s theory in understanding contemporary social dynamics. “

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