Education, Publications, Journals, and Research

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Watch and Listen More...

- Understanding the Nguni Breed of Cattle: More Wild than Domesticated (click here)

- Nguni Cattle: Video from the archives (click here)

- Edwin Rous: Breeding incredible African Nguni cattle in Australia (click here)

- Jake Wolki: Nguni Cattle and the Australian Beef Initiative (click here)

- Bryant Ussher: Chemical Farmer to Regenerative Nguni Cattle (click here)

- Running out of Time | Documentary on Holistic Management (click here)

- Nguni Cows (click here)

- Majestic Nguni (click here)

- Henham Nguni Cattle (click here)

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Read More...

- From head to tails: The genetic origins of Nguni Cattle from Southern Africa 

- From head to tails: The genetic origins of Nguni Cattle from Southern Africa

- Nguni Farming in Australia

- Selection for Meat Quality

- Grass-fed beef - the future for Nguni cattle

- The origin and genetic composition of Nguni cattle in South Africa

- The quest for ecological cattle farming with Nguni's

- Cross-breed with the adapted Nguni breed for highter returns

- Ease of calving

- Nguni cattle ready for climate change

- Reproduction - the most important trait

- The Nguni Journey

- New perspective on the origin of Nguni cattle

- Descriptions of Nguni Cattle

- Ngunis in the Ocean

- Record breaking high altitude Nguni

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Research more...

- Influence of first calving age and nutrition on the performance of early mated Nguni heifers

- A note on the early calving of beef heifers

- Recent research into the production potential of indigenous cattle with special reference to the Sanga

- A comparative study of beef cattle breeds in Namibia

 

 

In the News...

- Nguni cattle, gourmet mushrooms pave way for farmers to tread lightly on Noosa hinterland farm (click here)

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Links...

- Nguni South Africa (click here)

- Nguni Namibia (click here)

- Henham Ngunis: The Brand of Purity (click here)

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Recommended Reading...

- The Nguni of the Makhathini flats by Ed Schroeder (click here)

- The Abundant Herds by Marguerite Poland

- Man, Cattle, and Veld by Johann Zietsman