Pure Black Indian Female Murrah Buffalo, 300-550 Kg

The murrah beffow is a variety of water beffow bubalus bubalis predominantly saved for milk creation. It begins in haryana and punjab of india, where it is kept in the regions of bhiwani, hisar, rohtak, jind, jhajhar, fatehabad, gurgaon and the capital area of delhi. It has been utilized to further develop the milk creation of dairy beffow in different nations, like italy, bulgaria and egypt. A murrah beffow at the lakshmi dairy farm in punjab set a standard of 26.335 kg of milk in the 2016 national livestock competition and expo. In brazil, this variety of beffow is utilized for creation of both meat and milk. Murrahs sell at a significant expense. Among indian beffow breeds, murrah is noted to have the most noteworthy milk yield. Murrah beffow are coal black in shading, now and then with white markings on the face or legs.