Nguni cattle represent one of the oldest indigenous breeds in Africa. Nico Harris, president of the Nguni Cattle Breeders' Society of SA, says that Nguni cattle face significant discrimination as feedlots do not like the breed . Watch the video to find out why. #FarmersWeeklySA | Farmer's Weekly SA

Nguni cattle are beautiful – the patterns of the hides, their strong physique, and those impressive horns! They never seem out of place under the African skies, doesn’t matter where you see them... Watch these Nguni cattle on the farm Leeuwdoornpan of Sentrale Nguni Klub member Elmien Willemse. Believing that Cattle Can and Must Live Good Lives on the Farm ... | Sentrale Nguni Klub

29K views · 636 reactions | Bontvoet Nguni cattle youngsters celebrating the spirit of youth on National Youth Day! These young ones hold the key to unlocking a world of possibilities. They are our future. On this Youth Day, let's ignite the flame of passion, chase our dreams, and create a future filled with achievements. Happy Youth Day! | Sentrale Nguni Klub | Facebook

6.4K views · 226 reactions | Nguni cattle fatten well on natural grazing ... and Bontvoet Nguni's are proof of that! They’re not fussy eaters and they clean up all the debris at the base of the grapes. Nguni cattle are excellent foragers and can browse and graze on steep slopes or in thick bush. Thanks for the video, Boela Niemann | Sentrale Nguni Klub | Facebook

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Nguni cattle are not only all about their beautiful "bont" hides and impressive horns, but the areas where Nguni cattle occur, are climatically harsh, prone to droughts and disease-ridden. Nguni cattle have been proven to be suitable for beef production where temperature and humidity are high, as in the area where Boela Niemann farms with his Bontvoet Nguni Stud. Moreover, they have long productive lives; cows calve regularly and produce 10 or more calves easily during their lifetime. The cows s

109K views · 689 reactions | #Livestock #Simmentaler #boranstud #cattle #nguni #brahman #cattlefarming #Kalfiefees | Johannes Botha Livestock Farms | Facebook

254K views · 5.4K reactions | Forcefully impregnating cattle? Oh my | TDF Honest Farming | Facebook

Farming with cattle adapted to the environment means these animals can cope with variable feed supply, high ambient temperatures, and high disease pressure. In the past, farmers did not fully appreciate the potential benefits of keeping animals adapted to the environment and rather encouraged large-frame, high-yielding beef cattle, which need high-quality feed, and have difficulties in coping with high ambient temperatures, and are susceptible to several diseases, i.e. cause higher costs. These