Jersey Cattle Cow Milk Capicity 10 Litters

Jersey Cattle Is A Breed Of Zebu Cow, Named After An Area In The Punjab, Pakistan. The Cattle Is Mainly Found In Punjab Province Of Pakistan, And Indian States Of Punjab, Haryana, & Rajasthan. Jersey Is Considered A Heat-tolerant Cattle Breed. Due To Its Unique Characteristics, Jersey Breed Is Exported To Wide List Of Countries And Regions. The Jersey Breed Arrived In Australia Via New Guinea In The Early 1950s. In Australia, The Jersey Breed Was Initially Selected As A Dual-purpose Breed. It Played A Valuable Role In The Development Of The Two Australian Tropical Dairy Breeds, The Australian Milking Zebu And The Australian Friesian Jersey. Jersey Cattle Are Now Predominantly Used In Australia For Beef Production, As Crossing High-grade Jersey Sires With European Breeds Produced A Carcass Of Lean Quality With Desirable Fat Cover. Jersey Bulls Have Demonstrated The Ability To Sire Small, Fast-growing Calves, Noted For Their Hardiness Under Unfavorable Climatic Conditions.