Gojri Buffalo in Himachal Pradesh

Gojri Buffalo Information
| Scientific Classification |
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| Breed Type | Dual-purpose (Milk and Draught) |
| Synonyms | Desi |
| Origin | Named after the Gujjar pastoralist community that traditionally rears them. |
| Distribution |
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| Main Use | Milk and Draught |
| Breed Registry | No |
| Breed Society | No |
| Adaptability | Highly adapted to foothills; capable of long-distance travel and climbing steep terrains while grazing. |
| Physical Characteristics |
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| Average Body Measurements |
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| Birth Weight | Male: 26.75 kg, Female: 26.5 kg |
| Management System | Extensive |
| Mobility | Nomadic |
| Feeding Pattern | Grazing |
| Management Conditions | Gojri buffaloes follow a semi-migratory/pastoral management system and are primarily maintained on grazing with minimal inputs. |
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Learn about the Gojri Buffalo, a hardy breed found in Himachal Pradesh and Punjab. Discover its origin, characteristics, adaptability, and role in milk and draught work.
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