World Class Ankole Cattle
“Horns that touch the sky”
Ankole cattle are a dynamic multipurpose breed with a bright farming future in sustainable farming
About Full Blood Genetics Ankole Stud
Our Mission
At Full Blood Genetics Ankole Stud, we are dedicated to preserving and promoting the unique genetics of the Ankole cattle breed.
Our mission is to provide farmers and breeders with high-quality Ankole stock that enhances their herds and support sustainable farming.
Capturing the beauty of Full Blood Genetics Ankole Stud: A visual journey through our Ankole stock
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Full Blood Genetics Ankole Stud
We are a family-owned farm dedicated to providing the very best Ankole genetics directly sourced from Uganda and imported to South Africa
Welcome to Full Blood Genetics Ankole Stud Farm
About FBG
Our foundation Ankole cattle stock are descendants of the Ugandan president Yoweri Museveni’s Royal Ankole herd.
In 2024 Full Blood Genetics Ankole stud imported the second batch of Ankole embryos sourced from the highest quality Ankole stock and rare bloodlines throughout various districts of Uganda.
Full Blood Genetics offers all the original bull lines and the top performing cows as well as the best of the new genetics in the vision to breed an Ankole that not only has the presence and majesty of horns, beauty of coat coloration red, grey or mottled but is still balanced with all performance traits such as body/meat, milk, low birthweight, short gestation, fertility and temperament.
About Ankole
Ankole Cattle are a regal, graceful and resilient ancient humped cattle arising out of Uganda, the land of milk, the Pearl of Africa. They have exceptionally large, long and magnificent ivory horns which seem to touch the clear blue skies.
Their horns knocking together with the tone of African drums while they move through the land with the rustle of a veld fire.
Ankole are intelligent, fertile and adaptable built to survive in the harshest of African climates and proven to stand the test of time.
A trademark of the Ankole are their contrasting white horns and velvet fine coat. Their horns used for display, fighting, protection, social hierarchy, thermoregulation, communication as well as providing them with the ability to break branches enable them to browse during times of drought. The Ankole share the traits of strong family bonds of their originators.
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