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Somali Zebu Bull

A compact, prominently humped Somali zebu bull adapted to dry northern highlands and plateaus. It suits finishing, slaughter and supply to requested weight specifications.

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Somali Zebu Bull

A compact, prominently humped Somali zebu bull adapted to dry northern highlands and plateaus. It is sorted for finishing and slaughter across several weight bands, with heavier classes prepared according to market availability.

WeightCommercial classes are about 150–300 kg, with heavier bulls on request
SourcesBorama, Hargeisa, Gabiley and northern areas

Morphological traits

ColorRanges from red and brown to dark coats
BuildCompact frame with a clear hump
WeightCommercial classes are about 150–300 kg, with heavier bulls on request
DistributionNorthern areas and Somali highlands

Commercial weight classes

Light male calves

Approximately 150–200 kg

Medium bulls

Approximately 200–250 kg

Large bulls

250–300 kg, with heavier bulls on request

Fattening and supply

  • Sorted by weight and body condition.
  • Suitable for finishing and commercial slaughter.
  • Handles rugged terrain and dry conditions.
  • Heavier classes are prepared according to market availability.

Commercial value

A flexible buyer option due to its weight range and dry-condition hardiness, serving slaughterhouses, traders and finishing orders.

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Common questions

What bull supply weights are available?

Commercial classes are about 150–300 kg, with heavier bulls on request; weights remain indicative until actual sorting and weighing.

What are the main source regions?

Borama, Hargeisa, Gabiley and northern areas.

How can I request it from Regional Livestock Bridge?

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