Breeding bulls for working herds
Start with fertility, structural soundness, temperament and appropriate growth. Discuss an individual bull against your herd objectives; heifer suitability requires relevant calving-ease evidence.
South African Bonsmara breeding programme
Bonsmara breeding stock for commercial cattle producers. Look beyond appearance: explore maternal histories, soundness and the evidence that matters to your herd.
Superior · Performance · Maternal Genetics
Our commitment
Discuss the records available for each animal, including where evidence is still developing.
Suitability depends on your cows, breeding objectives and production conditions.
Agree inspections, sale terms and applicable movement requirements before purchase.
The selection approach
A bull is one part of a longer breeding story. Our focus is balanced selection, with maternal performance at the centre—not one impressive trait in isolation.
Meet SPM BonsmaraStart with fertility, structural soundness, temperament and appropriate growth. Discuss an individual bull against your herd objectives; heifer suitability requires relevant calving-ease evidence.
Ask about the females behind an animal: reproductive history, calf performance, longevity and the conditions in which they were raised. Available records guide the conversation.
Breeding females may be offered where genuinely surplus to the foundation and replacement programme. Availability is determined by the needs of the herd.
Share your location, cow or heifer numbers, breeding dates and budget. Review suitable available options, supporting documentation and inspection arrangements before agreeing terms.
Breeding stock
Availability and pricing are specific to each animal. No blanket calving-ease claims or assumed future stock.
Transport and animal movement remain subject to applicable veterinary controls. Confirm requirements and written terms before arranging collection.
Your next breeding decision
Explore the available animals and the evidence behind them. Choose for your conditions, your cows and your next calf crop.