An anicle on forbes.com discussed a business decision by Mant OHayer, owner of Vital Farms. OHayer was one of the first poultry farmers to begin selling pasture-raised eggr. He commited to raising hischickens with each having 108 teet of oundoor space. According to the article, "It was one of many decisions he made knowing it would likely limit his company's growth."Source: Chloe Sorvino, "How Whole Foods Favorite Vital Farms Made Pasture-Raised Eggs Mainstream," torbes.com, May 31, 2018.a. in what sense did OHayer's decision to take on these additional costs of raising chickens imit his company's growth?OA Chickens raised in larger cages move around more and will therefore eat less chicken teed that those raised in smaler cagesOB. Chickens rased in larger cages are less kely to be injured or kled by being pecked by other chickensOC Raising chickens in larger cages reduces the rumber of chickens he can raise on a given amount of landD. Al of the above

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An anicle on forbes.com discussed a business decision by Mat OHayer, owner of Vital Farms. OHayer was one of the first poultry farmers to begin selling pasture-rased eggt. He commited to raising his chickens with each having 108 teet of oundoor space. According to the article, "It was one of many decisions he made knowing it would lkely limit his company's growth." Source: Chloe Sorvino, "How Whole Foods Favorite Vital Farms Made Pasture-Raised Eggs Mainstream," forbes.com, May 31, 2018. a in what sense did OHayer's decision to taóe on these additional costs of raising chickens imit his company's grown? OA Chickens raited in larger cages movn around more and will therefore eat less chicken leed that those raised in smaller cages OB. Chickens rased in larger cages are less kely to be inured or klled by being pecked by other chickens OC. Raising chickens in larger cages reduces the number of chickens he can raise on a given amount of land D. Al of the above

An anicle on forbes.com discussed a business decision by Mat OHayer, owner of Vital Farms. OHayer was one of the first poultry farmers to begin selling pasture-rased eggt. He commited to raising his chickens with each having 108 teet of oundoor space. According to the article, "It was one of many decisions he made knowing it would lkely limit his company's growth." Source: Chloe Sorvino, "How Whole Foods Favorite Vital Farms Made Pasture-Raised Eggs Mainstream," forbes.com, May 31, 2018. a in what sense did OHayer's decision to taóe on these additional costs of raising chickens imit his company's grown? OA Chickens raited in larger cages movn around more and will therefore eat less chicken leed that those raised in smaller cages OB. Chickens rased in larger cages are less kely to be inured or klled by being pecked by other chickens OC. Raising chickens in larger cages reduces the number of chickens he can raise on a given amount of land D. Al of the above

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