Profiting from indigenous livestock

The Inkomo Zodidi Nguni herd on Ulva near Elliot in the Eastern Cape. The herd of 70 females is split into two, of which one half is kept pure, while Boran and Pinzgauer bulls are put to the other half

Profiting from indigenous livestock

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