28/09/2026
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If you are considering farming with Nguni cattle, here are the 38th of 52 compelling reasons why they are an excellent choice:
38. Efficient Feed Utilisation ā Nguni cattle make the most of available forage, reducing the need for supplementary feeding during droughts or after fires. The smaller frame size of the indigenous Nguni cattle breed is also considered an adaptation to the availability of low-quantity, low-quality forage. The amount of nutrients required to maintain a small-framed animal and support day-to-day physiological processes necessary for survival (such as tissue building and repair) depends, among other factors, on body size. The small size of the indigenous Nguni breed is, therefore, a result of the natural synchronisation of the genotype with available feed resources.
