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Farmer's Weekly6h ago

Harrobi Brahman stud champions beef production in Namibia

The award-winning Harrobi Brahman Stud has left a noticeable impact on beef cattle production in Namibia since 1954. The stud was founded on some of the first white Brahmans to be imported from the US in that year, Annelie Coleman reports.

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