Cattle farmer Mmatlala “Noko” Seboni, from Limpopo, tells us about the Brahman breed, and how he approaches cattle management practices such as de-horning. We also hear about the accessibility of quality animal feeds.
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A public dispute between a senior KwaZulu-Natal agriculture official and an Izwi Labantu Forum member has intensified following a viral...
Ntaba Nyoni Cattle invites you to participate in their upcoming Bonsmara Online Auction, offering top-quality genetics to strengthen your herd...
Established in 2020, African Farming aims to support black commercial farming in South Africa by providing informative and inspiring content and creating communication and education channels to help farmers develop and grow. Its initiatives include African Farming information days and workshops, which empower farmers – whether new or experienced – to build profitable and sustainable farming enterprises.
