Task: Text Completion
Input (English): [header] How to determine how many cattle can be grazed on a pasture [title] Determine the amount of land you have available. [step] This will be the first of one of the most important pieces of information you need in order to find how many cattle you can graze. This number can be in acres or hectares. <sep> (A) You will need to know this relative to the number of others in your area. Or, it may be discussed in a metadata discussion of how much land you have available for grazing; hand farmers perhaps can provide. (B) For example, you may have a quarter section (equivalent to 160 acres) available for grazing. [substeps] You can even work with as little as one acre. (C) [title] Learn the area that your pastures are in. [step] In most cases, the reason you want to determine the area where you want to graze is simply to determine whether you want to graze legally or potentially through the sale process. (D) Depending on how much area you offer, this number can be slightly larger or slightly bigger depending on the number of grazing space. [substeps] If you decide to go the wide field route, find the " highest point " of your pasture.
Output (English): B