Uranium or not, page-205

Here is the translation. Sounds like they preferred more cows than uranium

Cattle breeding must be developed in South Greenland
There are good business development opportunities for cattle breeding in South Greenland, and measures aimed at promoting the industry must be initiated already now, according to cattle breeders and the sheep farmers' association SPS.

Sofus Frederiksen, who runs Greenland's largest cattle farm in Kuup Ilua near Narsaq, had a total herd of about 270 cows when these were closed out of the stables and taken out into the fields in the spring, and he estimates that about 20 calves have been born. during the summer.

He has recently sold 50 cows to the slaughterhouse Neqi A / S in Narsaq, slightly fewer than last year when he sold 58. This smaller decline is primarily due to the fact that he chose to keep more females in order to increase his cattle herd.

Although there are challenges for cattle breeding, which are still in the start-up phase, there are good business development opportunities for the industry in South Greenland. Preparations and studies aimed at promoting the profession must be initiated already now, Sofus Frederiksen and the sheep farmers' association SPS believe.
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The number of cows sold to the Greenlandic market must increase significantly, and if the business for a cattle breeder is to be profitable, there must be at least 300 calving females before about 100 cows can be slaughtered per year, Sofus Frederiksen estimates.