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Ethiopian Ogaden Bull

Ethiopian Ogaden Bull is available for commercial assembly and supply. It is white, gray, light brown or red with compact medium zebu with a clear hump and short-to-medium horns. A lowland bull near the Djibouti corridor, suitable for finishing and slaughter in practical regional supply classes.

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Ethiopian Ogaden Bull

Ethiopian Ogaden Bull is a commercial type assembled from Jijiga, Gode, Degehabur and Kebri Dehar. It is recognized by its white, gray, light brown or red coloring and compact medium zebu with a clear hump and short-to-medium horns, and is sorted by weight and body condition before finishing, slaughter or supply.

WeightMale calves and bulls approximately 150–300 kg
SourcesJijiga, Gode, Degehabur and Kebri Dehar

Morphological traits

ColorWhite, gray, light brown or red
BuildCompact medium zebu with a clear hump and short-to-medium horns
WeightMale calves and bulls approximately 150–300 kg
DistributionSomali Region and eastern Ethiopia

Commercial weight classes

First class

Male calves approximately 150–200 kg

Second class

Medium bulls approximately 200–250 kg

Third class

Larger bulls approximately 250–300 kg

These are indicative commercial sorting bands, not fixed breed standards; actual weight is confirmed before contracting.

Fattening and supply

  • Sorted by weight, body condition and apparent age before contracting.
  • Sound bulls and male calves are selected for finishing or slaughter.
  • Consistent lots can be prepared to requested quantities and delivery locations.
  • Stated weights are indicative; actual weight is confirmed before the contract.

Commercial value

A lowland bull near the Djibouti corridor, suitable for finishing and slaughter in practical regional supply classes.

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Common questions

What supply weights are available?

Male calves and bulls approximately 150–300 kg; weights remain indicative until actual sorting and weighing.

What are the main source regions?

Jijiga, Gode, Degehabur and Kebri Dehar.

How can I request it from Regional Livestock Bridge?

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