Over the past 60 years the Brahman has dramatically influenced and changed the composition of the Namibian national cattle herd. This is due to its ability to cross so well with virtually any other breed of cattle as well as its hardiness and
adaptability, that allow them to thrive in the harsh Namibian conditions.
The Namibian Brahman Breeders Society is dedicated to serving the interest of the Brahman breed in Namibia. The council, selected out of and by the members of the society, is continuously striving to improve our service to both the breed and breeders through marketing, research, training, use of modern technology, etc. The NBBS is currently the largest breeders society in Namibia and the member count is growing year after year.
BEEF IT UP - 2024
A breed of beef cattle, scientifically classified as Bos indicus.
In Namibia since 1954, the adapted breed for Africa.
Latest update from NBBS: September 2024 - AgriForum October2024 - Brahman Section Real performers: Why it works
The Brahman with its highly developed environmental adaptation and beef-producing ability crossed with genetically unrelated British or European breeds of the Bos Taurus group produces the maximum amount of hybrid vigour in the offspring.