Bargur Buffalo: Origin, Size & Characteristics

Bargur Buffalo Information
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Breed Type | Dual-purpose (Milk & Manure) |
Synonyms | Malai Erumai, Malai Emmai |
Origin | Named after its distribution in the Bargur hills, Tamil Nadu. “Malai” means hills; “Erumai/Emmai” means buffalo. |
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Main Use | Manure and milk |
Milk Consumption | Primarily used for household consumption as curd and buttermilk |
Breed Registry | No |
Breed Society | No |
Adaptability | Maintained solely on forest grazing |
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Management System | Extensive grazing |
Mobility | Stationary |
Feeding Pattern | Grazing |
Housing Conditions | Housed in enclosures near farmers’ homes or in harvested fields |
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The Rajasthan Express: Bargur Buffalo Breed Details |
🐃 Bargur Buffalo Breed Overview
- Origin:
• Native to the Bargur Hills in Tamil Nadu
• Commonly found grazing in the forested and hilly terrain of this region - Size:
• Medium-sized buffalo breed
• Known for its strong and sturdy build, well-suited for rugged landscapes - Characteristics:
• Possesses distinct curved horns
• Exhibits a brownish-black coat, often with a glossy appearance
• Adapted to hill environments, making it a resilient and hardy breed

Discover the Bargur Buffalo, a unique breed from Tamil Nadu. Learn about its origin, size, and key characteristics, including its adaptability, appearance, and milk production.
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