Nguni cattle represent one of the oldest indigenous breeds in Africa. Nico Harris, president of the Nguni Cattle Breeders' Society of SA, says that Nguni cattle face significant discrimination as feedlots do not like the breed . Watch the video to find out why. #FarmersWeeklySA | Farmer's Weekly SA

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Nguni cattle are not only all about their beautiful "bont" hides and impressive horns, but the areas where Nguni cattle occur, are climatically harsh, prone to droughts and disease-ridden. Nguni cattle have been proven to be suitable for beef production where temperature and humidity are high, as in the area where Boela Niemann farms with his Bontvoet Nguni Stud. Moreover, they have long productive lives; cows calve regularly and produce 10 or more calves easily during their lifetime. The cows s