Measures to Control Environmental Pollution and the Use of Grey Situation Decision-Making for Family-Run Livestock Breeding Farms

This study applies the theory of grey situation decision-making to identify optimum measures under six areas of study for controlling environmental pollution from family-run livestock breeding farms. We itemize 24 countermeasures for controlling such pollution and determining intended goal and effect to establish grey situation decision-making model to obtain optimal decision-making scheme of management measures that conform to the environment of family-run livestock breeding farms. As a result, grey situation decisionmaking can provide a convenient and scientifically-based situation for identifying those renovation programs of measures which provide the optimal outcome for controlling the environmental impact of the farms.