Radley LandgoedHistory

Radley Landgoed is a family farm in the Malelane Valley, established in 1943 when Will Radley purchased his first piece of land measuring 40 hectares. In the years that followed, Will added several additional parcels of land to the original farm, gradually expanding the size of the operation.

In these early years, the farm produced a wide variety of crops and products, including cattle, tomatoes, papayas, green beans, grain sorghum, sunflowers, rice, millet, bananas, citrus, and cotton. These years of diverse farming not only built valuable experience but also laid the foundation for future growth and specialisation.

When Henning Radley, Will’s son, took over the farm, Radley Landgoed entered a phase of significant growth and modernisation. Henning continued expanding the farm and purchased several adjacent properties, growing the total landholding to approximately 1,900 hectares.

About our Cattle

Breeding quality Nguni cattle is an investment in the future. We partner with you to understand your goals and provide carefully selected genetics to strengthen and grow your herd. Nguni cattle are well known for their adaptability, resilience, and high-quality meat, making them an excellent choice for both breeding and slaughter. Their strong genetics, disease resistance, and efficient grazing habits ensure long-term value whether you’re expanding your herd or looking for reliable beef production. We provide detailed information on each animal, including lineage, age, and condition, so that buyers can make informed decisions with confidence when considering our cattle.

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About our Crops

For more than eight decades, Radley Landgoed has cultivated the fertile soils of the Lowveld with care and dedication. Today, our third-generation family business continues to combine traditional farming values with modern technology to produce high-quality sugarcane, citrus, and mangoes.