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Nguni calf in going to a new home.. #Ngunicattle#livestock#cattle#Kzn,Vryheid#Ngunicattle | Johan Coetzee Farms
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Nguni calf in going to a new home.. #Ngunicattle#livestock#cattle#Kzn,Vryheid#Ngunicattle | Johan Coetzee Farms
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The most important animal in a herd is the bull. Do you agree? The cow is important and essential, but she can influence only one calf each year. As the bull is the sire of all the calves, he alone is responsible for half of the genetics of the future herd. So, when you consider that the bull contributes one-half of the genetic makeup of your calf crop and may sire up to eighty or more calves per year (as in the case of Nguni cattle), it is easy to see that he is the most important individual in
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The most important animal in a herd is the bull. Do you agree? The cow is important and essential, but she can influence only one calf each year. As the bull is the sire of all the calves, he alone is responsible for half of the genetics of the future herd. So, when you consider that the bull contributes one-half of the genetic makeup of your calf crop and may sire up to eighty or more calves per year (as in the case of Nguni cattle), it is easy to see that he is the most important individual in
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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
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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
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Meet this extraordinary Bontvoet Nguni cow, 13.5 years old, in calf with her eleventh calf. Boela Niemann owns this productivity beacon - adorned with majestic, long horns. Farming with indigenous Nguni cattle is advantageous because of their natural attributes, such as better feed utilization in case of poor forage conditions, hardiness, and survival in extreme climate changes. High or low daily temperatures and soils in arid regions influence the type, quality, and quantity of forages availabl
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Meet this extraordinary Bontvoet Nguni cow, 13.5 years old, in calf with her eleventh calf. Boela Niemann owns this productivity beacon - adorned with majestic, long horns. Farming with indigenous Nguni cattle is advantageous because of their natural attributes, such as better feed utilization in case of poor forage conditions, hardiness, and survival in extreme climate changes. High or low daily temperatures and soils in arid regions influence the type, quality, and quantity of forages availabl
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NGUNI COWS - GOOD MOTHERING ABILITY AND THE IDEAL DAM FOR CROSSBREEDING Nguni cows are known for their fierce protection of their calves, which contributes to their low calf mortality rates. This strong maternal instinct helps them fend off predators and stock thieves, ensuring a higher survival rate for their young. Additionally, Nguni cows are fertile, have strong maternal behaviour, and achieve high re-conception rates, even in challenging conditions, further supporting their low mortality ra
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NGUNI COWS - GOOD MOTHERING ABILITY AND THE IDEAL DAM FOR CROSSBREEDING Nguni cows are known for their fierce protection of their calves, which contributes to their low calf mortality rates. This strong maternal instinct helps them fend off predators and stock thieves, ensuring a higher survival rate for their young. Additionally, Nguni cows are fertile, have strong maternal behaviour, and achieve high re-conception rates, even in challenging conditions, further supporting their low mortality ra
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The Nguni bulls from Du Plessis Nguni Stud are a true reflection of excellence — a standout example of what every breeder aspires to have in their herd. Every year, Du Plessis Nguni Stud with owner Archie du Plessis, and Arno du Plessis from the farm, Langberg in Jagersfontein,, bring "Geharde, vrugbare veld, vleis beeste" to the Sentrale Nguniklub Auction - this year the is on 15 October 2025 in Bloemfontein. Several studies have pointed out that Nguni cattle can survive and reproduce competent
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The Nguni bulls from Du Plessis Nguni Stud are a true reflection of excellence — a standout example of what every breeder aspires to have in their herd. Every year, Du Plessis Nguni Stud with owner Archie du Plessis, and Arno du Plessis from the farm, Langberg in Jagersfontein,, bring "Geharde, vrugbare veld, vleis beeste" to the Sentrale Nguniklub Auction - this year the is on 15 October 2025 in Bloemfontein. Several studies have pointed out that Nguni cattle can survive and reproduce competent
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Lot 38: NN18 - 27, one of the top cows of Bontvoet Nguni Stud; 8 months in calf of NN21-07. One of the key reasons Sentrale Nguni Klub breeder Boela Niemann, Bontvoet Nguni Stud, chooses to farm with Nguni cattle, is their adaptability and hardiness. The indigenous Nguni cattle breed thrives in some of the most challenging environments, particularly in regions frequently affected by drought, extreme heat, and harsh sun exposure. Nguni cattle have evolved to require minimal care, making them a co
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Jake Wolki introduces Gugu, a purebred Nguni cow with distinct lyre-shaped horns. Recently, Gugu has been cross, but there's a fresh calf! This is a special look at the Nguni breed and its unique characteristics. Have you ever seen horns like this? #NguniCattle #WolkiFarm #LyreHorns #SouthAfrica #livestock #Gugu | Smartsoil
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The Nguni cattle, bred by Trevor Rous, have excellent walking abilities to graze over large mountainous areas in the Karoo. The Ngunis in this herd definitely thrive with low maintenance costs and minimal management. The Rous brothers (Edwin and Trevor) started in 1985 with commercial Nguni cattle. They did so well in the harsh Karoo, that they started a stud in 1993. Trevor completed his junior inspection course in 2009 and later qualified as a senior inspector. Edwin immigrated to Australia, t
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Happy to report that Nguni crossbreds show most of the resilience and nutritional adaptation as full blood Nguni. As an example, these 50% Nguni heifers arrived in January, and at no stage required any treatment for buffalo fly or ticks, organic or not. They just weren’t affected by them. Nutrition and good grazing management plays a role, but the inherent traits of the Nguni do the heavy lifting. They are first calf heifers due in October. #nguni #ngunicattle #mistycreekagroforestry | Misty Cre
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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
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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
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Did you know that Nguni cattle are renowned for their exceptional longevity? While many people recognise the impressive lifespan of Nguni cows, it is just as fascinating that Nguni bulls can remain active in the herd well into old age! This remarkable longevity is a testament to the breed’s resilience, adaptability, and strong genetics. Nguni cattle thrive in tough environments, with their hardiness and gradual tooth wear allowing them to remain productive for decades. Some Nguni cows have been
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The legs and hoofs of Nguni cattle are strong enough to enable the animal to walk and climb to find enough grazing - and to do so for many years! Due to their smaller frame size, long legs with flexible joints and small but hard hooves for rough terrain, the Nguni can walk more easily over long distances between watering places. Thus, the Nguni cattle breed has adaptive traits such as walking ability, which enables it to walk long distances in search of grazing and water. Thank you to Schalk van
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"Just because they are so beautiful' says Boela Niemann, owner of Bontvoet Nguni Stud. Yes, it is More Than Just Beauty: The Power of Nguni Cattle. Who can deny it? Nguni cattle are breathtakingly beautiful! But their appeal goes far beyond their striking coats. These remarkable animals are nature’s ultimate survivors—highly adaptable, fiercely resilient, and genetically refined for hardiness, fertility, and longevity. Nguni cows aren’t just mothers; they’re exceptional mothers. Their ability to
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Just look at her – strong, healthy, vibrant, and thriving! This 2011-born Nguni cow is the perfect picture of longevity, resilience, and maternal excellence. More than a decade old, and still in superb condition, she effortlessly raises yet another healthy calf. Nguni cows are truly exceptional – they stay productive for many years, adapt to harsh climates, and require minimal inputs while giving so much back. With their natural fertility, excellent mothering instincts, and ability to convert ev
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Nguni cows, 10 to 14 years old at Gelykfontein Stud/ Farm. Watch the cows and their calves - even at this age, the cows show great efficiency and wean calves that weigh 45-50% of their body mass. Their longevity is a testament to their resilience and adaptability. These indigenous cattle thrive in diverse climates, from tropical to temperate regions, displaying remarkable resistance to heat, drought, and disease. One of the key factors contributing to the longevity of Nguni cows is their strong
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Calves ... calves ... calves everywhere! Many of our members successfully farm with Nguni cattle in areas where no other breed could thrive! For example, the Nandi Nguni Stud has been successfully breeding these remarkable cattle for over 40 years in a rugged, mountainous region that experiences extreme heat in summer and harsh, snowy winters. Breeders should choose to farm with a cattle breed they genuinely enjoy, but selecting a breed that makes economic sense is equally important. Nguni cattl
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