Brahman Breeders Society of Zimbabwe
Welcome to the Zimbabwe Brahman Breeders Society website, where the nation’s most iconic and revered breed takes center stage! For decades, the Brahman has reigned supreme as Zimbabwe’s undisputed breed of first choice, and for good reason. Renowned for their unwavering hardiness, unrelenting productivity, and unmistakable majesty, Brahmans are the gold standard in cattle farming. Whether you’re a seasoned breeder or an aspiring farmer, our website is your gateway to the world of Brahman excellence. Explore, discover, and join the ranks of those who have embraced the Brahman phenomenon. Experience the superiority that has captivated Zimbabwe and beyond! If you dont own or farm with Brahman, you havent started!
Welcome to Our World
The enthusiastic Brahman breeding community in Zimbabwe.
The Brahman and its uniqueness is driven by a progressive breeding corps. The influence that the breed has had on the cattle industry of Zimbabwe since the first importation in 1955 makes this unique breed a “winner”. Dedicated stud breeders over the next 60 years and more, have strived to use the best genetics available to them, through importation of live animals, embryos and semen from the USA, Australia and South Africa.
Dirk Odendaal, Past President
Brahman Breeders Society of Zimbabwe
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26 July 2024 – Mount Hampden
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Our Histroy
Unbeknown to each other, Lord Angus Graham, who farmed at Nyabira, and Liebig’s Ranch, situated in the West Nicholson district, imported the first consignment of Brahmans into Zimbabwe. The story was told by Lord Graham in the Brahman Journal dated August 1986 “At last, January 27th, 1956 arrived, and of course our excitement was high as my wife and I went to the livestock siding that morning. I must admit that our excitement was heightened by the belief that ours would be the first brahmans ever in Zimbabwe. But, like pride, a little anticipation also comes before a fall. I could scarcely believe it when I found about five other trucks of brahmans at the siding in addition to mine.
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