But if it's just one island, the place seems...a bit small.
How about setting up a large enough ranch? That way, there'll be more workers to use—imagine people from the countryside all coming with me to farm and raise cattle abroad. When they go home, they might dream about bragging how awesome they are!
From a practical perspective, a ranch is indeed more useful. The island can be developed into vacation villas, with a lab for hanging sheep's head and selling dog's meat to easily bring out my achievements. If cattle are to be raised, a ranch is definitely better.
Besides, developing the small island takes too long. Now Anderson is enthusiastically contacting customers for me, so I also have to prepare more land for cattle raising.
Later on, the beef supply at home can cater to domestic needs, while the supply here caters internationally. It sounds quite nice.
But choosing a ranch means choosing a large one, so a good location is crucial!
