Wow 🎉😮

Most of these farmers here in the Free State are Lesotho and Xhosa speaking people whom majority of them work in the mines as general labourers. As a person who farms with them, it is difficult to farm with most of them because there are some who dont believe in western medicine like having vaccination and deworming programme or having vets and farmers like you to come and advice on how to improve the quality of the animals so they just be not interested or not come at all. All in all your assessment is spot on. The grazing is not that good but the animals are surviving and yes I agree with you that most of these farmers myself included are not farming for business purposes but its a status thing, the more livestock you have, the more respect to get

What is the name of this farm and the address plz

Good vid again. im a subscriber from Botswana. In Botswana we seem to have lost most of our Tswana cattle breed, we failed to save them. right now there's a government owned facility with Tswana bull semen, we can see how those bulls looked like, they look much like the Nguni you showed here, its unlike the tswana you see when you go out in the country to the farms, even with colour, the old Tswana in the pics and old videos looks like your Nguni, but now its a bit different. and there is just a handful of those bulls for which we saved the semen. If i wanted to breed pure Tswana i would have a very limited pool of genetics. to add to it, we have now as a country imported foreign cattle breeds to increase our national herd, so Tswana really is going to be a thing of the past, maybe the government will have pure Tswana in a single farm, but i dont think you can go to a farmer out here and find pure Tswana

Great video 🩵

I will like to add a local Pakistani breed in desert who also live on minimum greesing available is called cholistani cow and bull please have a look through google or KZbin please

This is not pure inguni there is bonsmara blood in this animal

Can you please do a video about cattle on this snowy weather

Great video,know any mashona stud breeders?

How many hectare per animal. Whos buying them for meat . Animals get breed for different areas. and purposes. They are adapted in those area . How big is this herd.

Great video, really enjoyed getting to view this herd!

Nguni cattle went through natural selection over years hence they are adapted to harsh conditions. If you want farm with hardy cattle go for Nguni, their fertility is superb 🤞🤞

Good characteristics within nguni and Brahman breed

I would be interested in buying some animals from you or this breeder! They look great

Farmers disney land Oom Shane🎉😂

Which area of Northern Cape is this ?

This is amazing. I now love nguni cattle.

Most bos indicus breeds can convert their body's urea to ATP which is actually energy

Wow! Speechless Shane. This breed is unbelievable. Very impressive and thank you so much for sharing.

Thank you for blessing us with this information Mr Shane, we learning a lot from you🙏🏾

Wonderful bread

What's the stud name of you don't mind giving

All I can say is WOW Plus it's the first polled Nguni herd that I've seen without cross interference But wow Amazing animals at first I thought they where Bora type cows👌👌👌👌👌 Would love to get some commercial animals from that herd an put a mashona bull to them

That is a great herd of cows. A great place to buy the foundation of some of your own herd

Great animals wow am impressed …..I however fail to understand how those animals are that good with no feed but well done to the Owner and congratulations on your heifer acquisition. Is he not selling any of those young Nguni bull calves I am willing to buy one immediately if he is selling

I'm learning a lot from this channel - Dankie! Quick question - what is a stud breeder?

Im in love these cows are wooow😮🎉

One thing about cattle they can drive you crazy. 🤣🤣 The cattle look great. One thing about cattle thy are tough, last year my place burnt down and those cows held strong and calved. I was shocked seeing them this year gaining weight on a depleted camp. Im waiting for my calves from October 15th. Really enjoy this channel

Awesome and Amen. Nguni a Premiere Indigenous breed.

well balanced cross-breeding (great job indeed} are you using Boran bull or brahman

Well done Shane. Can't wait to see your newly acquired Nguni heifers. For some odd reasons, Nguni cattles are close to my heart as someone who is interested in cattle farming. Looking forward to your next video.

Safe travels , we share in the excitement on the Ngunis. Congratulations. We look forward to the video, irrespective of the weather .

Would you say these cows are medium framed or large framed?

nguni the best breed in South Africa

Congratulations on the new heifers. Do you need an extra bull to be managing, when Fred should be able to do for a few years. Safe travel's.

This cow is so huge wow and the udder haven’t developed please I think you need to start thinking of twins

Dankie Oom Shane. Can't wait for the nguni video💪. Very interested in that breed

Congratulations on the Ngunis heifers .all the best .safe travels

The cow is 99.99% ready for calving.

Ek wens ek het nie van boerdery gehou nie 😂 Lyk my die slim ding sou net wees om n huisie by die see te koop en verhuur as jy net n wins wou maak

Omg he is handsome beasty

Quality cattle. Watching from Australia 🇦🇺

Typically Brangus are black.

Are you able to provide a link to Johan Zissman’s KZbin page? I can’t find his page

Congrats. Nice looking bull 👍😊

Following you from St. Vincent and the Grenadines in the Caribbean. Keep up the good work!!

What's the average profit for the guys who slaughter?

Last bull looks like a sussex

I noticed a “high fence” in your video and wondered the reason for what appeared to be a seven or eight foot fence?

What's a lick?