As global agriculture navigates rising climate challenges, food insecurity, and population growth, Nampo Cape 2025 will once ...

Over the last few years, conversations about livestock have started shifting. It’s not just about how much milk or meat a ...

Charles Darwin’s On the Origin of Species was first published in 1859, introducing much of the world to evolutionary theory.

Traditional cattle breeding has always involved modifying the genetics of animals, but the term “genetic modification” is often associated with more modern biotechnologies like genetic engineering and ...

The Plateau State Government has unveiled plans to introduce high-yield potato breeds in partnership with Agrico, a Netherlands-based company renowned for innovation in the global potato value ...

If notified as proposed, the new CTH boundaries will retreat in multiple stretches, putting these mines outside the ...

June 20, 2025 (PRETORIA) – A delegation from Sudan’s Civilian Democratic Alliance for Revolutionary Forces “Somoud”, led by former Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok, met with South African ...

The High Commissioner of South Africa to Sri Lanka, H.E. Sandile Edwin Schalk, paid a courtesy call on the Hon. Speaker of Parliament of Sri Lanka, Dr. Jagath Wickramaratne, recently (18) at the ...

Two African Bos taurus and five Bos indicus breeds contributed 28% of their genetics. Genetic distances were highest in Gir and N’dama (0.29); and Nelore and N’dama (0.29). There were 1,331 ROH ...

Competition Outlook: The cattle feed market is highly competitive, characterized by the presence of both global giants and regional players. Major companies are heavily investing in R&D to develop ...

There’s reason for optimism. In 2021, African Parks moved 30 rhinos to Akagera from a private game reserve in South Africa. Since, they’ve had 11 offspring.

Meanwhile, finished heavy cattle are being bought up by southern processors. British and European breeds are typically produced in the south, while Bos Indicus breeds such as the Brahman are typically ...