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Ntaba Nyoni’s 8th annual production sale is around the corner!

South Africa’s top-class Ankole and Boran genetics will be on offer at the Ntaba Nyoni 8th annual production sale. This highly anticipated auction is set to take place on Saturday, 1 March 2025, at 11:00 at Phala-Phala Wildlife, Bela-Bela. The legacy of Ntaba Nyoni Ntaba Nyoni has become synonymous[...]

By Kylee Mann|12th February 2025|Categories: Auctions|Tags: , , , , , |

Herd management part 1: Grazing animals are part of the land

Herd management is important for ensuring sustainable grazing systems for cattle, goats, and sheep in the different ecosystems on the African continent. Temple Grandin, a renowned scientist specialising in sustainable agriculture, believes grazing livestock are part of a sustainable agricultural future. “Vast amounts of land all around the world[...]

By Tisha Steyn|23rd January 2025|Categories: Articles, Livestock and game|Tags: , , , |

Challenges and opportunities facing farmers in the red meat sector

South African primary producers in the red meat sector are facing significant headwinds: Persistent drought brought on by El Niño, rising costs and ongoing animal health issues such as foot-and-mouth disease have contributed to the sector's lacklustre performance this year. “Constrained economic conditions and a weak consumer demand have[...]

By Kylee Claassen|21st November 2024|Categories: Livestock and game, Stock and game farming|Tags: , , , , |

The benefits of freeze branding with dry ice: A cool choice with Dry Ice International

When it comes to marking livestock, freeze branding has made a name for itself as a standout choice and Dry Ice International is here to make the process even easier. Let us look at the benefits of freeze branding with dry ice and why it is a decision that[...]

By Ashleigh Venter|19th November 2024|Categories: Articles, Livestock and game|Tags: , , , , |

The largest agriculture sector in Botswana: Cattle and livestock

In Botswana, agriculture plays a crucial role in the livelihoods of many citizens, despite contributing only about 2% to the nation’s GDP. The sector is driven predominantly by livestock production, particularly cattle, which accounts for an estimated 80% of the agricultural GDP. Cattle farming is central not only to[...]

By Kylee Mann|31st October 2024|Categories: Articles, Livestock and game, Zambia|Tags: , , , |
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