When Dr Oswald Jannasch bought his first farm near Polokwane in 1995, he initially kept crossbred cattle. It did not take long to realise that balancing a demanding medical career with livestock production required a different type of animal. For Jannasch, that reality shaped almost every farming decision he has made. “If you have the type of work I have, you cannot get a message that a calf is stuck or that an animal is sick,” says Jannasch. As…
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