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The original animals were imported into Zambia from Kenya in the 1940’s. The herd has grown and developed to become Zambia’s largest registered and most genetically diverse herd. The Grasmere bloodlines are still strong. The original Kenyan lines are still apparent and lines have also been developed from all the other major Zambian Boran studs. New genetics have been imported in recent years by way of semen, embryos and live animals from Kenya, Tanzania and South Africa. Genetics for export to regional countries are in demand.
Breeding selection places emphasis on fertility and function with structural soundness. The result is a uniform herd of Zambian Borans, with medium size animals adapted to harsh central African conditions.
Contact InformationSally and Craig Shiel
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Chulu Borans
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The Chulu Boran herd was developed from the famous
Grasmere herd of Zambia.