First pedigree breeding bull sold for Autumn 2025 💪🏻💪🏻 Sold at 10 months for use in Spring 26 and away and off to his new home today 👋 After a 100% clearance for Kilsunny bulls in Spring 2025, it’s brilliant to be back in business again for a brand new season 🧬 #breeding26 #britishfriesian #dairybulls #teamkilsunny | Kilsunny Pedigree Herds

This is what a Nguni BULL looks like during a breeding season ... Sentrale Nguni Klub member Oliver Radford is very happy to be a Nguni farmer - the bull and herd are in good condition for this time of year. This indigenous cattle breed is an endowment to mankind. It's already one of the colder days and there are reports of cold coming soon. Here we can see the effects of winter in our yellowing grass. The quality of our grass is rapidly going down. This Nguni herd is on natural grazing and stil

When two bulls have enough leftover energy at the end of breeding season to pick a fight through a barbed wire fence, it might be a sign they weren’t as busy as they thought they were. Letting the boys stay in too long can wear everyone down. Cows need time to cycle back, regain condition, and settle into the next stage of the year. The bulls need a break too, to rebuild body condition before the next go-round. Pulling bulls after breeding isn’t just about preventing late calves. It’s about herd

Nguni heifers that ran with the bull at Nandi Nguni's. | Sentrale Nguni Klub

Nguni bulls look very impressive and always attract a lot of attention. It is understandable when one reads that Nguni cattle are probably the most beautiful cattle in the world, and their unique hides are in demand as rugs and furnishings. Nguni cattle are not only beautiful but are also distinguished by their hardiness and adaptability. They offer a major advantage over some other breeds: they are indigenous and admirably adapted to the heat, disease, and African environment. This aristocrat,

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