World Wetlands Day

Join Us in Honouring Wetlands
This World Wetlands Day, let us reflect on the role wetlands play in securing a sustainable future. By taking action today, we can protect these critical ecosystems for generations to come. Together, we can ensure that wetlands remain a vital part of our natural heritage and agricultural success.
Navigating Uncertain Weather

South African livestock farmers face increasing challenges as unpredictable weather patterns become the new norm. From prolonged droughts to sudden heavy rains, these extreme conditions directly impact animal health, pasture quality, and overall farm productivity. In “Navigating Uncertain Weather: A Critical Time for South African Livestock Farmers,” we explore the effects of climate variability on livestock farming and provide practical strategies to safeguard your herd.
Discover how proactive planning, adaptive grazing techniques, and innovative water management can help farmers navigate weather uncertainties while maintaining sustainable and resilient operations. As the climate continues to shift, staying informed and prepared is more crucial than ever for the future of South African livestock farming.
Understanding Vaccines: Inactivated vs. Live Vaccines for Cattle!

Vaccination is a vital part of maintaining the health and productivity of Ankole cattle. These majestic animals, known for their resilience, still face risks from infectious diseases that can impact their well-being and farm operations. At Cattle Group Farming, we follow a comprehensive vaccination programme to protect our herd from common cattle diseases, ensuring their long-term health and the sustainability of our farming practices.
In “Vaccines in Ankole Cattle,” we explore the importance of regular vaccinations, the key diseases we protect against, and how proactive health management supports both animal welfare and agricultural success. Learn how proper vaccination not only safeguards our Ankole cattle but also contributes to a stronger, more resilient livestock operation.
Understanding the Significance of Shoulder Height in Ankole Cattle

Ankole cattle, with their distinctive long, curved horns and majestic appearance, are not just a visual spectacle; they are a symbol of heritage and adaptability. Among the many factors contributing to the Ankole breed’s uniqueness, shoulder height stands out as a critical aspect. In this blog post, we will explore why shoulder height matters in Ankole cattle farming, delving into its impact on various facets of the breed’s characteristics, health, and functionality.
Celebrating National Bird Day

The sheath’s correct angle and length in Ankole cattle are essential for reproductive health, breeding efficiency, and the prevention of injuries or issues related to mating. We carefully consider these factors when breeding to promote the overall well-being and genetic integrity of Ankole cattle.
The Right Sheath: A Cornerstone for Ankole Cattle Reproductive Health
The sheath’s correct angle and length in Ankole cattle are essential for reproductive health, breeding efficiency, and the prevention of injuries or issues related to mating. We carefully consider these factors when breeding to promote the overall well-being and genetic integrity of Ankole cattle.
Nurturing Excellence in Ankole Cattle Breeding at Cattle Group Farming

The Importance of Horn Length and Base Thickness in Ankole Cattle Breeding at Cattle Group Farming Did you know that we nurture excellence in our Ankole cattle? At Cattle Group Farming, our commitment to breeding excellence goes beyond the ordinary. We delve into the intricacies of Ankole cattle genetics, considering every detail that contributes to […]