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Jersey South Africa
 
 
  It is generally accepted that the first Jerseys were imported by Mr. Adrian van der Byl of Roodebloem Estate, Woodstock, Cape, from Jersey Island, in the early 1880’s.
 
     
 
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Pinzgauer Cattle Breeders’ Society
of South Africa
 
 
  The Pinzgauer Cattle Breeders’ Society of South Africa affiliated with the SA Stud Book and Livestock Improvement Association (SASBLIA) in 1962. The Society consistently ensures that two to three best-performing young bulls are made available to the Taurus Stock Improvement Co-operative for the collection of semen for use by both stud and commercial breeders.
 
     
 
      sanganer Sanganer  
 
  The Sanganer is a relatively new breed that was developed out of the Afrikaner and the Nguni. Both are indigenous breeds, ideally adapted to the environmental conditions in South Africa.
 
     
 
      south devon South Devon Cattle Breeders' Society
of South Africa
 
 
 
The first importations to arrive in South Africa reached the Cape from England in 1879. Today close on 350 males and 1 400 females are registered
 
     
 
      american simmental logo Simmentaler Cattle Breeders' Society of Southern Africa  
 
  The first Simmentalers were imported to South Africa in 1905. In 1964 breeders in Namibia and South Africa formed a Breeders’ Association for Southern Africa.
 
     
 
      Sussex Cattle Breeders Society
Sussex Cattle Breeders Society
 
 
  The first noteworthy importations of Sussex cattle into Southern Africa occurred during the first years of the twentieth century, when the late Mr Alec Holm of the Potchefstroom Agricultural College was sent to England to select a cattle breed best suited to Southern African conditions.
 
     
 
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