Murrah Buffalo
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Dairy farming is one the most profitable business which provides rural employments. Murrah breed is from Rohtak, Hisar & Jind of Haryana state and Nabha and Patiala districts of Punjab state. This buffalo is of excellent body confirmation, good udder, tightly curled horns and dairy temperament. Murrah Buffalo has great tolerance to hot and cold climatic conditions and is regular breeder. Daily lactation in peak period for buffalo is 14 to 15 litters but upto 31.5 Kg milk production has also been recorded.
Murrah Haryana Buffalo
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It is originally from Haryana and Punjab states of India. Offered buffalo can survive in hot condition and noted for its high resistance to parasites. Daily milk production is more in Murrah Haryana Buffalo. The breed characteristics are massive body, neck & head comparatively long, horns short and tightly curved and udder well developed. On an average, this buffalo produces gives about 8 to 14 liters per day. This buffalo can thrive on any crop residue in absence of concentrates during drought.
Indian Murrah Buffalo
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This breed is good for improved milk production. It is jet black in color, and good as well as quality milk producer. Indian Murrah Buffalo is known in India, and in other parts of the world. We always make sure that the dairy farm animal is healthy, and is disease free. This buffalo is breed under the most germ free climate under the surveillance of qualified and highly skilled veterinary doctors. The average milk yield per lactation of our buffalo is 1,500 to 2,500 kg.
Dairy Murrah Buffalo
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This buffalo has a sound built, heavy wedge shaped body with comparatively small head, long face and neck. Dairy Murrah Buffalo produces milk at an average of 3,000 liter per lactation. It has excellent body confirmation, good udder, tightly curled horns and dairy temperament. It has great tolerance to hot and cold climatic conditions and is regular breeder. The age at first calving of this buffalo is 45 to 50 months in farms but in good herds it is 36 to 40 months.
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