1979
Founded
40+
Countries Represented
14
World Congresses
For over four decades, the International Buffalo Federation has united scientists, breeders, and industry stakeholders across more than 40 countries, building a global network dedicated to advancing buffalo research, sustainable production, and knowledge exchange through world congresses, training courses, and collaborative initiatives that shape the future of the buffalo sector worldwide.

Profile

The International Buffalo Federation (IBF) is a non-profit, non-governmental organization dedicated to the promotion and development of buffalo breeding, research, and production worldwide. Founded in 1979, the IBF serves as the global platform for collaboration among buffalo scientists, breeders, and industry stakeholders.

The IBF organizes world buffalo congresses, training courses, and workshops to facilitate knowledge exchange and technological advancement in the buffalo sector. Through its publications and networking activities, the federation contributes to the scientific and economic development of buffalo production systems.

Vision

To be the leading global authority on buffalo science and production, fostering innovation, sustainability, and cooperation across the international buffalo community.

Mission

  • Promote scientific research in buffalo biology, health, and production
  • Facilitate international cooperation and knowledge exchange
  • Support sustainable buffalo farming practices worldwide
  • Advocate for the recognition of buffalo as a key contributor to global food security
  • Provide education and training opportunities for buffalo professionals