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41TULI joernaal 2014 journal

FASE D: GROEITOETSE VAN JONG BULLE

Kalwers op ’n fase D-toets moet aan die begin van die toets nie ouer as 365 dae wees nie en die groep moet nie meer as 120 dae verskil in ouderdom nie. Fase D-toetse is ’n minimum van 84 dae en ’n maksimum van 270 dae na die aanpassingsperiode. Elke ras het ook ’n minimum GDT en massatoename wat oor hierdie periode behaal moet word soos in Tabel 2 aangedui.

TABEL 2: MINIMUM GDT EN MASSATOENAME VAN BULLE OP ‘N FASE D-TOETS

GROEIFASE VANAF 12- TOT 24-MAANDE OUDERDOM

Indien jong bulle reeds voor 15- tot 18-maande ouderdom vir die eerste keer vir ’n dekseisoen gebruik word, sal hul stadiger groei as gevolg van die verhoogde aktiwiteit en ’n goeie 2-jaar ouderdom gewig is dan 75% van volwasse liggaamsmassa. Vanuit ’n genetiese en ekonomiese verbeteringsoogpunt van die kudde is dit ’n goeie beginsel, omdat die generasie- interval dan aansienlik verkort word. Bulle onder twee jaar moet ook net 12 – 15 koeie per bul gedurende die dekperiode ontvang, waar ouer bulle 25 – 30 koeie met gemak in ‘n 75-dae dekseisoen kan dek. Jong bulle van 15- tot 18-maande ouderdom moet ‘n kondisietelling van 5.5 – 6.5 (skaal 1 tot 9) hê wanneer die dekseisoen begin. Die bulle moet reeds minstens 60 dae voor die aanvang van die dekseisoen in die korrekte kondisie wees, aangesien dit is hoe lank dit sperme neem om volwassenheid te bereik. Na afloop van die dekseisoen moet hierdie jong bulle steeds teen 0.75 – 1.0 kg/dag in massa toeneem. Voordat aangekoopte jong bulle by die koeie geplaas word, moet seker gemaak word dat hul rumens by veldweiding aangepas is, veral as hul ’n volvoer-rantsoen ontvang het. Verskaf ’n produksielek teen 2.5 kg/bul/dag.

DIE DEKSEISOEN

Verskaf aan bulle dieselfde somer-fosfaatlek op groen somerveldweiding as wat die koeie ontvang. Fosfaatinname gedurende die somer is minimum 6 g P/bul/dag tot 15 g P/bul/dag afhangende van weidingskwaliteit en bulle se liggaamsmassa.

NA AFLOOP VAN DIE DEKSEISOEN

Volwasse bulle verloor tussen 50 en 100 kg gewig gedurende die dekseisoen en moet ’n produksielek na onttrekking van die koeie ontvang. Verskaf op goeie kwaliteit somerveld 1.0 – 1.5 kg produksielek en verhoog die produksielek na 1.5 – 3.0 kg/bul/dag op droë winter- weiding.

Voorbeelde van produksielekmengsels op veldweiding word in Tabel 4 aangedui. Die hoeveelheid word gevarieer afhangende van die bulle se vereiste groeitempo en kondisie.

RAS MINIMUM MINIMUM TOENAME (kg) GDT (g)

Afrikaner, Brahman, Dexter, Nguni, Sanganer, Tuli 90 400

Bonsmara, Drakensberger, Galloway, Limousin, Noord Devon, Rooi Poenskop, Shorthorn, Sussex 110 500

Beefmaster, Brangus, Hereford, Huguenot, Pinzgauer, SA Angus, Santa Gertrudis, Simbra 120 550

Braunvieh, Charolais, Gelbvieh, Simmentaler, South Devon 130 600

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TABEL 4: PRODUKSIELEKKE

*Somer- of winter-produksielek**Winter-produksielek

Die verskaffing van ‘n produksielek aan ’n gekoopte bul is ook van baie groot waarde. Die produksielek help nie net die diere om hul kondisie te handhaaf nie, maar verseker ook dat die bul meer geleidelik by sy nuwe omgewing aanpas.

MENGINSTRUKSIES PRODUK- PRODUK- PRODUK- PRODUK- PRODUK- SIELEK 1* SIELEK 2* SIELEK 3** SIELEK 4** SIELEK 5**

MEESTER 20 kg 280 280 **** **** ****

PROTEïENLEK 40 kg **** **** 100 **** ****

WENLEK 50 kg **** **** **** 150 ****

LICK MIX *87 kg **** **** **** **** 240

MELASSEMEEL/GRAAN/CHOP kg **** 280 80 150 500

SOUT kg 50 100 **** **** 200

P12 kg **** **** **** **** 50

TOTAAL kg 330 660 180 300 990

AANBEVOLE INNAME/BEES/DAG kg/dag 1.0 – 2.0 2.0 – 4.0 1.0 - 1.5 1.0 – 1.5 1.0 – 1.5

NAMPO 2013


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Day 2: Thursday, 15 August 2013 - Action packed day

A lot of people visited the stand.

The body condition was excellent considering the fact that animals were from the veld and never prepare for the show, especially this time of the year. We used this as a marketing statement throughout the show when one compared to other breeds that were very fat showing clearly that they have been fed in preparation for the show. Visitors were happy with the body condition of both the Bull and the cow. The animals were 4 years Old. The brand mark was neat and clear on animals skin.

We arrived in time to check everything is still in order, our Pamphlets, Journals and Catalogues.

Visitors came in and attracted by the set up and the solid colour of our cattle. Questions raised were about the History, Adaptation, and difference from other breeds. Key point used in answering was the fact that Tuli were historically and still are bred for meat and milk production.

Some visitors were interested in where are they most concentrated in terms of breeder participation, these kind of questions were answered easily by referring to one of the Tuli characteristics, which wide adaptation and therefore Tuli breeders are widely distributed, of cause with lack of penetration in some areas because of the size of the society. All questions were answered well and clear. Pamphlets for forthcoming Tuli Auctions were handed out and some visitors signed the register. Our table was also advertising Tuli clothing, the logo on clothing was attracting and strong, visitors liked them but they had no money, instead they asked where to get them. Very few orders were placed.

Friday, 16 August 2013

It was a normal day with less visitors attending, few of them were interested.

We managed to network with potential clients for business and they were looking forward to Auction day on the 10th September 2013 in Bela Bela

Saturday, 17 August 2013 – Breaking down day

Expo coming to the wrap.

A lot more visits made their way to the stand with lots of interest.

We started breaking down the stand at 10h30, we loaded the cattle and the truck left at 11h00, The rush was because of the Nelson Mandel Sport and Culture Day held at the FNB Stadium, therefore this was a short day with few visitors who also attended workshops within the Expo. The closing time was at 13:00pm.

Acknowledgements

• A big thank you goes to The Executive Council of the Tuli Cattle Breeders Society of SA for allowing the exhibition of Tuli at the 2013 African Farmers Worksop and Expo.

• Thank you to all the members of the Northern Tuli Breeders Club for welcoming and supporting the idea of the exhibition.

• Thank you to Mr Werner Gouws and his wife for going and extra mile into ensuring that the show is a success by providing all available Tuli branding and marketing material as well as sharing his experiences with show like these.

• Lastly, acknowledgments to Mr Callie and Mrs Mariette Barnard for not only availing their best animals for the show but also to transport, and cater for the animals during the rest of the show.

Participation of Tuli Cattle Breeders’ Society of SAin the recent

African FarmersWorkshop & ExpoDay 1: Wednesday, 14 August 2013 –

Setting up day

A whole lot of new experiences for new

breeders like us.

This day was a dedicated to setting up the

stand, the stand was perfect. Wheat straw

bales, 2 x large Tuli banners, 4 x big Tuli

photos and other marketing material was

used to brand the stand. A Tuli cow and

a Tuli bull from the local Tuli Breeder Mr

Callie Barnard were used for display. The

animals stood comfortable on the concrete

floor topped with dry sand and dry grass as

this was an indoor exhibition. Flags written

Tuli were flying in corners of the stand.

Gift Maluleka


Op Donderdag, 19 September 2013, was daar ook ‘n Interras-kompetisie, waar mnr Martin Seyffert die beoordelaar was. Daaraan het ons ook met Oubaas deelgeneem. Agterna het mnr Seyffert by die stalletjie die vers kom evalueer en hy het net lof vir haar gehad.

Daar was heelwat belangstelling in die Tuli, veral in ag genome dat dit ‘n relatief vreemde ras in die Suid-Kaap is, en dat die boere daar oorwegend suiwelbeeste het. Dis eers van onlangs af dat daar meer op vleisbeeste gefokus word.

Die skou was ‘n goeie ondervinding, en ek is van mening dat dit goed was dat die Tulis daar uitgestal het. Indien hulle nie daar was nie, sou dit ‘n defnitiewe leemte gelaat het.

Die Agri Mega week, of ‘Die Mega’ soos dit by die plaaslike bevolking bekend staan, was ‘n groot sukses. Dit is nie naastenby so groot soos Nampo nie, maar daarin lê die verskil: Dis nog ‘n skou met ‘n persoonlikheid. Oral is daar moeite gedoen om dit vir die uitstallers en besoekers aangenaam te maak. Die mooiste blommerangskikkings het al die ingange na die saal en die ringe versier. Dit het ook nie die hele skou gereën nie, wat glo kan gebeur!

Francios en Zanne Brink het vir ons van ‘n lieflike bul – Oubaas - en vers voorsien om by die uitstalling te gebruik. Hulle het ure spandeer om vir Oubaas haltermak te maak, en dit was duidelik. Die vers was natuurlik ‘n heel ander saak; van makmaak wou sy niks weet nie!

Ons het ‘n uitstalruimte van 9 x 3m gehad, waarvan 6 x 3m vir die diere was en 3 x 3m vir ons! Dit was puik geleë in die middel van die saal, en direk langs die ring. Nico Muller van Kleinmond het vir ons van meubels vir die stalletjie voorsien, en ons dank aan hom; dit het baie goed gewerk.

Daagliks was daar ‘n Rasbekendstelling met ‘n kort lesing oor elke beesras, waaraan ons deelgeneem het. Die verskillende vleisbeesrasse wat by die uitstalling betrokke was, was soos volg: Bonsmara, Boran, Pinz²yl, Braunvieh, Sussex, Pinzgauer, Simmentaler, Brangus, Dexter, Tuli, Angus, Nguni en Hereford. Die skoukomitee is van plan om volgende jaar nog meer rasse te betrek.

– BREDASDORP18 – 21 SEPTEMBER 2013

Agri MegaWeek

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dairying but in spite of a lifetime spent not dairying he still wakes at 4.00 am.

His first post in the then Southern Rhodesia was at Matopos, just outside Bulawayo. There he was a farm manager responsible for preparation and cultivation of fields for seed trials. He was then posted to Lupane as a

JackSteeleRemembersChris Hobson

Jack Steele was posted to the Tuli Breeding Station in the mid 1960s to assist Len Harvey. I have spent two interesting mornings poring over old photos and hearing the story Jack has to tell.

Jack was born near Thornhill, Port Elizabeth on a dairy farm. As a young man he vowed and declared he would not go


the temperature wore a light cardigan and a well used hat that bore the dust and sweat of many years. The Farmers’ Weekly would regularly arrive at the station in the post and after reading it Len would had it to Jack saying “Read and inwardly digest!”

When Jack came to Tuli, Sputnik and Sergeant were the two premier sires. Sputnik was Len’s favourite, a light coloured bull with tremendous length of body. Sergeant, Jack’s favourite, was reddish in colour and was a more closely coupled bull with good muscling. The reason Len preferred Sputnik was due to a fine pedigree whereas Sergeant‘s relatives were not as illustrious. Sergeant went on to be paraded through Bulawayo when the Tuli breed gained the Freedom of the City.

As the “new boy” the task of euthanizing Guyu fell to Jack. Guyu is acknowledged as the animal that had the greatest influence on the Tuli breed. He was born in 1950 in the dry bed of the Guyu Creek, a minor tributary of the Tuli River, hence his name . Guyu and at least seven of his sons were used over the years at the breed station. Eventually this herd bore his name as a testament to his influence. When the time came for Guyu to be euthanized, a large hole was dug just before a long weekend and Len and many of the long serving staff who considered Guyu to be like a son left the Breed Station. Jack and 3 younger staff brought Guyu to near the hole and then the staff too fled, leaving Jack

Land Development Officer. His responsibilities at Lupane were varied and the area he was responsible for was large. Responsibilities included maintenance of roads and providing agricultural extension for tribesmen with regard to crops and livestock. His young family lived in tents in the bush and there was no need to lock anything as the locals respected his property.

Jack’s next posting was on the eastern side of Rhodesia at Mrewa where he was responsible for the government herd of Mashona cattle. Mashona cattle are similar to Tulis in that they are well fleshed, but the Mashona are smaller and predominantly black. They are smaller since they needed to be small enough to enter the door of the tribesman’s hut. Mrewa Breed Station was isolated but well established with fruit trees and gardens. There were well preserved bushman paintings in the area. Jack stayed here for 3 years and because of Mrewa’s proximity to Salisbury it was often visited by officials, animal scientists and vets. The station provided animals for trials and research. As the war intensified, Mrewa was considered too dangerous and Jack and his family were moved to Tuli to assist Len Harvey.

Jack has fond memories of his time at Tuli and found that Len Harvey was an easy man to work with. Len Harvey had an incredible memory and could out of his head identify a particular animal’s pedigree back a couple of generations. Len was always well turned out and no matter


the government herd of Ngunis at Nyamandhlovu, situated northwest of Bulawayo. This rivalry manifested itself mostly on the show circuit which was an important part of the annual calendar. Len had a secret weapon in the form of a superb cow called “Poppy”. She was very feminine with a beautiful udder and was guaranteed to win the interbreed classes. Nothing pleased Len more than performing well at carcass competitions, the ultimate test of a breed in his eyes.

Tuli was as about as far away from Salisbury as one could get and after his experience at Mrewa , Jack was envious of Len’s position: infrequent visits from senior officials! Once when there was a count Len collected some of the cattle and put them through the race twice – saving his staff the effort of collecting 1000 head of cattle and demonstrating that the senior officials were not cattlemen and as long as the numbers matched those on record everything was fine.

The Tuli breed owes its success to Len’s single-minded approach to the task at hand (unfettered by officialdom), and the unique qualities of the parent stock that he so ably identified.

After a couple of years Jack was posted to Gwanda as there was not enough work for both him and Len and thus the “Tuli Chapter” of his life came to an end.

alone to do the final deed. Len returned and never asked any questions and never discussed Guyu again except in context of pedigrees. Len realised it was not an easy thing to do and was grateful that Jack had taken on a task that otherwise would have fallen to him.

Jack assisted with dipping and the day to day running of the station. There were three areas along the banks of the Tuli River where fodder crops were grown. In spite the river appearing dry good quality water could be pumped out of the sand of the riverbed. This fodder was used for animals being prepared for the show circuit.

Len had a friendly rivalry with Keith Brownley who ran


Identification of Tuli herds according to reproductive and other

1. Nineteen herds had more than 18 but less than 41 cows.The 5 herds with the best average ICP were:

2. Twenty two herds had more than 40 cows.The 5 herds with the best average ICP were:

3. Twenty eight herds show an improvement on the recorded average ICP. Five herds (with more than 10 recorded births) showed a very good improvement in average ICP:

Cows Ave. AFC Ave. ICP

MRS E.A. GALPIN 22 28.8 369

WEST FRONT BOERDERY BK 25 32.6 385

TIPTREE TULI’S 36 33.8 398

MNR. M.K.G. VERMAAK 27 37.8 402

Cows Ave. AFC Ave. ICP

MNR C.J. RAUTENBACH 83 35.2 370

MR R.T. CLARK 94 35.5 375

VAALJAS BOERDERY BK 70 33.2 375

GLEN HEATH TULI STUD 93 34.3 380

ARTHUR SCHULZE ESTATES PTY LTD 50 34.5 381

Cows Ave. AFC Ave. ICP - 12 Ave. ICP - 13 Imprv.

MNR. C.H.J. BARNARD 27 33.8 541 432 109

MNR. J.V. HUMAN 13 37.3 536 473 63

GOUWSKOR (PTY) LTD 128 34.6 469 426 43

MEV. W.J. ACKHURST 54 35.2 484 455 29

MNR. F. BRINK 22 34.1 444 415 29


4. The breed average ICP was 414 days (412 days in 2012). Thirty two (out of 72) herds had a better average ICP than the breed average. The herd from these with the best AFC was:

Cows Ave. ICP Ave. AFC

MRS E.A. GALPIN 22 369 28.83

Algemene Jaarvergadering


Dr Herman de Bruin het gepraat oor bio-sekuriteit op die plaas.

Robin Watson van Beefcor het ‘n inset vanaf voerkraal operateurs se kant gegee.

Mnr Keith Ramsey het gepraat oor klimaatsverandering en die posisie van die Tulibees daarin; en

Mnr Chris Rogers, ‘n boer uit Zambië, het gepraat oor die vroeë dae in Zimbabwe en die huidige posisie in Zambië.

Die Noordelike Tuliklub is in 2013 gestig, en het die 2013 Joernaal reeds daaroor berig.Die klub het die afgelope jaar van krag tot krag gegaan, en kan daar oor die volgende aktiwiteite gerapporteer word:

EERSTE PRODUKSIEVEILING:

Die eerste Produksieveiling het op 10 September 2013 te Bela-Bela plaasgevind. Bykans 70 lotte was ingeskryf deur verskeie lede en ‘n omset van R800 000-00 plus BTW is behaal.

MEGA WEEK:

Die Mega week word gedurende September te Bredasdorp gehou, en die Tulis is vir die eerste keer daar vertoon. Lede van die Tuliklub het die stalletjie – met buite hulp – gebou en beman. Francios en Zanne Brink van Durbanville het die diere verskaf. Die Tulis het baie belangstelling gelok, en die skou was ‘n groot sukses.

EERSTE BOEREDAG:

‘n Boeredag is op 8 Maart 2014 gebou te Gouwsberg, Bronkhorstspruit, die plaas van Werner Gouws, ‘n lid. Verskeie sprekers het praatjies gelewer:

Daar was ongeveer 100 gaste wat die dag in gietende reën bygewoon het.

NoordelikeTuliklub


Ek boer in die Noord-Kaap, meer spesifiek die Britstown distrik, in die hartjie van die Karoo. Met ‘n reënval van 225mm per jaar is dit erkende skaapwêreld!

Veediefstal en ongediertes het my in 2008 laat besef dat indien ek in die toekoms op die familieplaas, waar al my sentimente lê, volhoubaar wil boer, ek ‘n beesfaktor sal moet toevoeg tot my boerdery. Die ouer boere het nie veel van my idee gedink nie en my daarvan afgeraai, hoofsaaklik omdat die Karoo nie beeswêreld is nie.

Ek het met navorsing begin oor watter beesras, hierdie geharde Karoo die mees doeltreffendste kan omsit in vleis teen die minimum insetkoste. Gedurende hierdie tyd het ek by Rikus van der Merwe (West Front Tuli stoet, wat ook in die Britstown distrik boer) Dorperramme gaan koop. Ek het my dilemma met ‘n beoogde beesras met hom bespreek waarna hy my toe sy beeste gaan wys het.

Nodeloos om te sê, toe ons so aangery kom na die trop koeie het ek verlief geraak op Tulis. Terwyl ons tussen die rustige trop beeste rondloop, kon Rikus nie ophou praat oor die goeie eienskappe van Tulis nie. Hy het nie nodig gehad om my te oortuig oor hoe aangepas die Tulis regtig is nie, want dit was droog, met wynig gras en die diere was in puik kondisie. Elke koei het boonop nog ‘n kalf te voet gehad! Hy het aan my ‘n joernaal gegee en toe byt die “Tuli gogga”. Ek het begin lees en fotos kyk tot laat aand.

Dit wat ek in die veld gesien het en dit wat ek oor die ras kon lees het baie goed vergelyk. Die besluit was maklik en ek was nog nooit daaroor spyt nie. My veld word nou optimaal benut en verliese beperk.

Eienskappe wat die Tuliras so besonders maak:

• Die Tuli is ‘n suiwer inheemse ras, dns ontleding het bewys dat die Tuli reeds nagenoeg 2000 jaar bestaan. Met ander woorde oor daardie tydperk het die natuur die sterkste diere geselekteer.

• Hulle is dus besonders gehard en aanpasbaar en het ‘n goeie natuurlike weerstand teen inwendige- sowel as uitwendige parasiete en siektes.

• Hul gladde bedekking help ook teen bosluise.

• Tans is die Tuli die vrugbaarste inheemse ras in Suid-Afrika.

• Tulis is effekleurig en kom voor in verskillende skakerings van wit, geel, ligrooi, donkerrooi, dagha en bruin – geen swart en geen soliede wit bokant die onderlyn.

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maak teenoor enige ander ras, veral as insetkoste in ag geneem word.

• Nagenoeg 90% van die ras is poenskop, wat hantering baie vergemaklik en arbeid bespaar omdat diere omtrent nie onthoring hoef te word nie. Sommige bulle is selfs homosigoties poenskop, m.a.w. indien jy so ‘n bul op ‘n koei met horings sit, die kalf poenskop sal wees.

• Tulis het ‘n besonderse temperament – jy kan letterlik aan die koeie loop en vat terwyl hul wei.

• Tulis kruis baie goed met enige beesras. Hul erfdwang is baie sterk en die Tuli eienskappe is al met die F1 kalwers sigbaar. Dit is egter belangrik om suiwer Tuli bulle te gebruik vir maksimum vordering en groei.

• Tuli speen- of kruiskalwers vaar baie goed in voerkrale en dit is ook ‘n groot pluspunt vir kommersiële boere.

Ek is nou ook soos Rikus of enige ander Tuli boer, kan nie ophou praat! As ek die Tuli in ‘n paar woorde moet beskryf, “dit is ‘n klaargemaakte boerbees!!!”

• Die ligter kleur maak ook dat hulle hoe temperature beter kan hanteer, veral met die oog op aardverwarming is dit ‘n groot pluspunt vir die toekoms.

• Volgens ontleding gedoen deur die “Texas A&M University” het die Tuli die grootste oogspier tot karkasverhouding van alle beesrasse ter wêreld.

• Die feit dat dit ‘n mediumraam is, maak ook dat hul voedingsbehoeftes nie so groot is nie, wat dan ideaal is vir my geharde omstandighede.

• Tulis is nie net grasvreters nie, maar benut die Karoo bossieveld net so goed.

• Die ras se gemiddelde geboortegewig vir bulkalwers is tans 32.6 kg en verse 31 kg, met die gevolg dat moeilike geboortes tot die minimum beperk word. Dit maak dat Tuli bulle ook idiaal is om eerste kalf verse mee oop te maak.

• Die gemiddelde speengewigte vir bulkalwers is tans 209kg en vir verse 194 kg wat die Tuli baie kompeterend


Veilings sales• • • GO WEST

• • • GLEN HEATH

• • • HBH TULIS

• • • LANGLYF

• Hoogste prys bul DKH110080, R46 000 verkoper, Donkerhoek Tuli stoet, koper Amelia Tuli stoet

• Hoogste prys koei,R13 500, verkoper Donkerhoek Tuli stoet, koper Dr C.A. vd Westhuizen

• Hoogste prys vers V110129, R16 000, verkoper Amelia Tuli stoet, koper West Front Tuli stoet

Bul gem. R23 320Koei gem R11 500Vers gem R8 250

% SOLD AVERAGE TOP PRICETULI BULLS SOLD 16 / 21 76,19 17000,00 30000,00 TULI HEIFERS SOLD 10/10 100 11050,00 18000,00

ITEM GEMID HOOGSTEGEREG. BUL TULI SA 33,038,46 80,000,00GEREG. KOEI & KALF TULI SA 15,500,00 16,000,00VERS & KALF TULI SA 17,000,00 17,000,00GEREG. KOEI TULI SA 11,607,14 30,000,00GEREG. VERS TULI SA 9,648,15 28,000,00

The Glen Heath Auction held on the 26 Sept 2013

Most Expensive Bull XY 11045 R40 000 Bought BY A.D.Mc Ewan Fair Tuli StudAverage R 2250022 bulls on the sale22 sold

Most Expensive cow R 7800.00 Average R6242.0047 on the Sale47 sold


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