7 Largest Breeds of Cattle Found in a India

 

     7 Largest Breeds of Cattle Found in a India

1. Gir

This breed is a otherwise called as a Bhadawari, Desan, Gujarati, Kathiawari, Sorthi, and Surati. Originated in a Gir forests of the South Kathiawar in a Gujarat are also found in a Maharashtra and the  adjacent Rajasthan. Basic colours of the skin are white with the dark red or a chocolate-brown patches or a  sometimes are black or purely red. Horns are a peculiarly curved, giving a ‘half moon’ appearance. Milk yield are ranges from the 1200-1800 kgs per a lactation. This bread is a known for its hardiness and the disease are resistance

2. Red Sindhi

This breed is a  otherwise called as a Red Karachi and the Sindhi and the Mahi. Originated in a Karachi and the Hyderabad (Pakistan) regions of the undivided India and also are  reared in a certain the  organized farms in  the our country. Colour is a red with the shades varying from the  dark red to the light, strips of  the white. Milk yield ranges from the  1250 to 1800 kgs per lactation. Bullocks are despite of lethargic and slow can be used for the road and field work.

3. Sahiwal
Originated in the Montgomery region of the  undivided a India. This breed otherwise known as a  Lola (loose skin), Lambi Bar, Montgomery, Multani, and Teli. Best indigenous  are dairy breed. Reddish dun or a pale red in the colour, sometimes are flashed with the white patches. Heavy breed with the symmetrical body having a  loose skin. The average milk yield of  this breed is between a 1400 and the 2500 kgs per lactation.

	4. Hallikar
	Originated from the former are princely state of the Vijayanagarm, presently part of  the Karnataka. The colour is a  grey or a  dark grey. Compact, muscular and the medium size a animal with the prominent forehead, long horns and the strong legs. The breed is a best known for its a draught capacity and the  especially for its a trotting ability.

5. Amritmahal
Originated in a Hassan, Chikmagalur and  the Chitradurga district of the  Karnataka. Amiritmahals are a grey cattle but their shade a varies from the almost white to the  near a  black. The muzzle, feat and  the  tail are usuallyto black. Horns are a  long and the end in a  sharp black points

	6. Khillari
	Originated from Sholapur and the Sitapur districts of  the Maharashtra. Closely resembles are Hallikar breed. Grey-white in a  colour. Long horns turn are forwards in a peculiar fashion. The horns are the generally black, sometimes are pinkish. Bullocks are  the fast and  the powerful.

7. Kangayam

Also known as a  kongu and konganad. Originated in a Kangayam, Dharapuram, Perundurai, Erode, Bhavani and part of the  Gobichettipalayam taluk of  the Erode and Coimbatore district. Bulls are the grey with  the dark colour in a hump, fore and the hind quarters. The horns are a  spread apart, nearly straight with a slight curve  a backwards. Cows are the  grey or white. The eyes are the  dark and the  prominent with the  black rings are around them. Moderate size with the  compact bodies.