Afrikaner Cattle Breeders’ Society of South Africa (ACBSSA)
The mission of the Afrikaner Cattle Breeders’ Society of SA is the the promotion and development of a sought after, easy care and widely adapted beef cattle breed.
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Simmentaler Cattle Breeders’ Society of South Africa (SCBSSA)
The Society strives to promote and develop the Simmentaler cattle breed.
Continue reading →Jersey South Africa (JSA)
The Society strives to promote and develop the Jersey Cattle breed.
Continue reading →Angus Society of South Africa (ASSA)
The primary goals of the Society are to maintain the breed standards, and to to promote benefits of the Angus cattle breed to both established and prospective stock farmers.
Continue reading →Sussex Cattle Breeders’ Society of South Africa (SCBSSA)
The Sussex Cattle Breeders’ Society of SA promotes the Sussex breed of cattle. Sussex is a medium frame beef breed: the first choice when it comes to beef production per hectare! SA Sussex stud breeders belong to this Society.
Continue reading →South Devon Cattle Breeders’ Society of South Africa (SDCBSSA)
The Society strives to promote and develop the South Devon cattle breed.
Continue reading →Nguni Cattle Breeders’ Society (NCBS)
The Society strives to promote and develop the Nguni cattle breed. The society is also known as Nguni Beestelersgenootskap.
Continue reading →Santa Gertrudis Cattle Breeders Society of South Africa (SGCBSSA)
The Santa Gertrudis Cattle Society of South Africwants to ensure that the Santa Gertrudis breed excels to be one of the most preferred breeds to the stud breeder, commercial breeder, feedlot, butcher and consumer of red meat in Southern Africa.
Continue reading →Senepol Cattle Breeders’ Society of South Africa (SSSA)
The Society strives to promote and develop the Senepol cattle breed.
Continue reading →Romagnola Cattle Breeders’ Society of South Africa (RCBSSA)
The mission of the Romagnola Breeders’ Society is the preservation of a pure unrelated breed of beef cattle for use in stud and cross breeding, to achieve exceptional weaning weight, growth and fertility and to ensure the breed is adapted to the harsh African climate.
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