Banni Buffalo : Characteristics & Milk Production

Banni Buffalo Information
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Breed Type | High milk-yielding buffalo breed |
Synonyms | Kutchi, Kundi |
Origin | Developed by Maldharis of Banni, originally from Afghanistan, around 500 years ago |
Named After | The local “Banni” area in Kutch district, Gujarat |
Distribution |
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Breeding Tract Characteristics | Highly calcareous, saline, sandy loam soil with poor water retention, low permeability, and erosion-prone areas |
Main Use | Milk production |
Breed Registry | Yes |
Breed Society | Banni Pashu Ucherak Maldhar Sangathan |
Adaptability | Well adapted to local climatic conditions and traditional night grazing systems |
Physical Characteristics |
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Management System | Extensive grazing system |
Mobility | Stationary |
Feeding Pattern | Primarily grazing, with supplementary feeding for lactating and advanced pregnant animals |
Herd Size | Ranges from 10 to 150 animals; most herds have 15-25 buffaloes |
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