How We Select Cattle at the Livestock Mandi
Condition, structure, size, age and health — the practical checks our team makes before an animal is purchased and brought to the farm.
Read articleHow we run the farm day to day — housing, grouping, observation and the 3–4 month cycle that sits between buying and selling livestock.
Every animal moves through the same patient cycle — sourcing, intake, feeding, observation and commercial preparation. This is what happens at each stage, and why the time on the farm matters.
Tall roofs, fresh air and soft sand yards — how the farm’s housing keeps the herd comfortable through the hottest months.
Grouping animals into suitable pens makes daily feeding, cleaning and observation easier for the team and calmer for the livestock.
Regular observation helps the team notice changes in condition and behaviour early, so animals that need closer attention get it.
Sourcing at the mandi, everyday animal care and working with commercial buyers — the latest from each of our other categories.
Condition, structure, size, age and health — the practical checks our team makes before an animal is purchased and brought to the farm.
Read articleWhy the troughs are washed and refilled daily, and how water management fits into everyday livestock care.
Read articleAnimal types, quantities, timing and collection — the questions that make a first conversation with the farm clear and useful.
Read articleTalk directly with Latif Sons Dairy Farm about your livestock requirements, commercial needs, farm visits, and potential supply arrangements.