The Nguni cattle available from Du Plessis Nguni Stud are a true reflection of excellence and a standout example of what every breeder can aspire to have in their herd. Every year, Du Plessis Nguni Stud, owned by Archie du Plessis and Arno du Plessis from the farm Langberg in Jagersfontein, brings "Geharde, vrugbare veld, vleisbeeste" to the Sentrale Nguniklub Auction - this year, it will take place on 15 October 2025 in Bloemfontein at 11:00. Several studies have highlighted that Nguni cattle c

2.1K views · 25 reactions | 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 | Facebook

History shows Nguni cattle migrated through areas where endemic diseases occurred and have survived seasonal and periodic droughts. This adaptation period made Nguni cattle one of the hardiest breeds - and they deserve a place in modern beef production systems. (Read the article "WHY THE NGUNI ADDS UP TO REAL PROFIT" here: https://www.nguni.co.za/Publications/Articles/11 July 2014 pg63.pdf ) Nguni cattle can efficiently produce meat with low input costs in a variety of environments, according to

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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Nguni cattle are a remarkable breed that has adapted positively and successfully to the challenging African conditions. This breed evolved naturally, primarily influenced by the surrounding environment. Here are some key characteristics and facts about Nguni cattle, as highlighted in this video of Oliver Radford: • Hardiness: Nguni cattle exhibit remarkable toughness and resilience, sculpted by the rugged terrain and varied climate of their native habitat. • Climate Tolerance: They endure both e

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

Nguni cattle are known for their docile and gentle temperament, making them easy to handle. This docile nature stems from their long history of close contact with humans and their ability to thrive in a variety of environments. Their gentle nature allows them to adapt well to various conditions and makes them curious animals. Curiosity: Nguni cattle are known for their curiosity and their willingness to interact with humans, which further enhances their docility. Adaptability: Due to their close

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