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Type	Age Range	Weight Range	Estimated Price (ZAR)
🐄 Young Calves	3–6 months	100–160 kg	R4,000 – R6,000
🐄 Open Heifers	12–18 months	250–400 kg	R10,000 – R18,000
🐄 Pregnant Heifers	18–24 months	400–550 kg	R18,000 – R25,000
🐂 Mature Bull	24–36 months	700–950 kg	R25,000 – R40,000
🐂 Old Bull	48+ months	900–1,100+ kg	R20,000 – R35,000 (depending on fertility and breeding value)

Ankole cattle are part of the larger beef production industry of South Africa. This breed can be traced back to the hieroglyphs of the ancient Egyptians and has formed part of the longhorn cattle tribes for more than 6 000 years.

Type	Typical Age/Status	Estimated Price Range
Young Calves	Calves under 1 year	R50,000 – R325,000
Heifers	Open or young breeding female	R300,000 – R700,000+
Pregnant Heifers/Cows	Expecting or with calf	R415,000 – R1,800,000+
Mature Bulls	Proven genetics	R250,000 – R3,000,000
Elite Stud Bulls	Top-tier genetics	Can exceed R3 million

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Angus Beef

Type	Age	Weight (kg)	Estimated Price (ZAR)
🐄 Young Calves	3–6 months	100–150 kg	R4,000 – R5,500
🐄 Open Heifers	12–18 months	250–350 kg	R9,000 – R12,000
🐄 Pregnant Heifers	18–24 months	400–500 kg	R12,000 – R16,000
🐂 Mature Bull	24–36 months	600–800 kg	R18,000 – R30,000
🐂 Old Bull	48+ months	800–1,000 kg	R15,000 – R25,000

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Afrikaner Cattle

Type	Age (Months)	Weight (kg)	Price (ZAR)
Young Calves	3–6 months	80–120 kg	R3,000
Open Heifers	12–18 months	250–350 kg	R7,000
Pregnant Heifers	18–24 months	400–500 kg	R8,500
Mature Bull	24–36 months	600–800 kg	R9,999
Old Bull	48+ months	800–1,000 kg	R12,000

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Anglo Nubian Goats

Anglo Nubian Goats are a British breed of goat. They originated in the nineteenth century from cross-breeding between native British goats and a mixed population of large lop-eared goats imported from India, the Middle East, and North Africa. It is characterized by large, pendulous ears and a convex profile. It has been exported to many parts of the world and is found in more than sixty countries. In many of them, it is known simply as the Nubian

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Alpine Goats ( Milk Goats)

Alpine goats are a dairy goat breed known for their high milk production, originating from the French Alps. They are medium to large in size, with graceful builds and well-formed udders. They can be various colors and are often used for commercial dairy production and homestead milk goat purposes

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Black Head Dorper Sheep

Dorper Sheep were developed by crossing Dorset Horn Rams and Blackhead Persian Ewes (1950). The Dorper Sheep is a very hardy animal that can live on minimal food. They consume whatever is available. Two types of Dorper sheep, the Black headed Dorper and the White headed Dorper are found in South Africa.

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Full Blood Saanen Milk Goats

The Saanen goat is the most productive milk goat breed of Switzerland, which has the most productive milking goats in the world. The average milk yield is 838 kg in lactation of 264 days. The milk should have a minimum of 3.2% fat and 2.7% protein.

The Saanen is the largest breed of Swiss goat. Billies stand 90cm at the withers and weigh around 85kg. It has white skin and a short white coat. They may be horned or hornless, and tassels may be present. Their ears are erect and point upwards and forwards.

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Full Blood Merino Sheep

MERINO SOUTH AFRICA

MODERN MERINO: THE BENCHMARK BREED

An unique dual purpose breed, producing unequaled top quality medium to ultra-fine wool and marketable carcass from a wide spectrum of grazing / climatic conditions. Leader in Wool and Mutton Production.

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Meatmaster Sheep

The Meatmaster is a composite sheep breed in South Africa. It is bred as non-fat tailed sheep for top meat production. The Meatmaster offers farmers an excellent alternative with unique characteristics to meet the International market.

The Meatmaster Breeders established and developed a sheep breed as close to nature as possible and allow the sheep to perform under natural conditions. Nature thus selects the cream of the crop, ensuring that the Meatmaster soon becomes “Natures Money Maker”.

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Kalahari Red Goats Rams

A hardy, very adaptable meat goat that could survive the harsh conditions of the African landscape while still maintaining high birth rate, high survival rate.

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