In the next episode of African Farming, cattle farmer Mmatlala "Noko" Seboni, from Limpopo, tells us about the Brahman breed, and how he approaches cattle management practices such as de-horning. We also hear about the accessibility of quality animal feeds. #AfricanFarming | #NewSeason | Africanfarming.com

In our first episode of African Farming, we get to know young female farmer Hlobisile Yende from Heidelberg, who farms with cattle, maize, soya and butternut. Tune in to Honey (DStv channel 173) tomorrow, 15 August at 17:00. Don't miss it! 🙌🏿 #AfricanFarming | #NewSeason | Africanfarming.com

21 reactions | First episode of the series: How to start a cattle farm. This is an introductive video, to explain how we're gonna organize such a broad topic. So, be always ready to the next episode! #semanhyiafarms #farminginafrica | Farming In Africa | Facebook