Location and Size: Bandelierkop is a sprawling cattle farm covering approximately 957.5 hectares.
Carrying Capacity: The farm supports a sustainable livestock density of 8 hectares per large stock unit (LSU), making it suitable for cattle grazing.
Game Fencing: The property is enclosed with U18 strain game fencing, ensuring security for both livestock and wildlife.
Terrain and Vegetation: Bandelierkop features a mix of sweetveld and bush, providing a diverse habitat that promotes healthy grazing conditions.
Water Resources:
• Two seasonal earth dams collect rainwater, crucial for sustaining livestock during drier periods.
• The annual rainfall ranges from 300 to 550 mm, supporting the farm's vegetation and water sources.
• Water supply is augmented by a borehole capable of pumping approximately 2500 liters per hour.
• Additionally, there are three 5000-liter JoJo tanks for water storage.
Infrastructure:
• The farm is divided into eight grazing camps, allowing for rotational grazing and pasture management.
• Six crips facilitate the management of livestock.
• There is one kraal for holding cattle and a loading dock for easy transport.
Utilities: Three-phase electricity runs through the farm, though it is not currently connected, offering potential for future infrastructure development.
Bandelierkop presents a well-equipped and resource-rich environment for cattle farming, with excellent potential for livestock production and land management.
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