Breeding season is still in full swing at most Nguni cattle farms. Selecting the right bulls for specific females and waiting in anticipation for the offspring, is only one of the pleasures of stud farming. A top bull who will undoubtedly make you a very happy Nguni breeder! One of the greatest attributes of Nguni cattle is their fertility. Nguni cows produce a calf every year. Even in harsh conditions, Nguni cows will breed and rear their calves. Calving problems hardly exist. The following vid

This is what a Nguni BULL looks like during a breeding season ... Sentrale Nguni Klub member Oliver Radford is very happy to be a Nguni farmer - the bull and herd are in good condition for this time of year. This indigenous cattle breed is an endowment to mankind. It's already one of the colder days and there are reports of cold coming soon. Here we can see the effects of winter in our yellowing grass. The quality of our grass is rapidly going down. This Nguni herd is on natural grazing and stil

2022 Nandi Nguni heifers running with the bull. Wow! Have you ever seen so many impressive Nguni heifers together? The Nandi Nguni stud is one of the oldest (breeding since 1977) and largest Nguni studs in South Africa. The Nandi stud, which is run on sour veld in the foothills of the Drakensberg near Cedarville at an altitude of between 1 600m and 2 100m, is expected to produce efficiently despite minimal inputs. This is redwater and gallsick area. The herd’s abilities under these extensive con