Black Kapila Cow

Black Kapila Cow About

Cow Kapila full black color with small horn milk 10 to 14 liters per day

Kapila cow is an indigenous cattle type known for its attractive appearance, adaptability, and good milk production. These cows are generally medium in size with a compact and strong body structure. The coat color is completely black, and the horns are small and neatly shaped. They are well suited to local climatic conditions and can thrive under traditional farming systems.

Description

Kapila cows have a full black coat, small horns, a broad forehead, and a strong body. They are active, hardy, and resistant to common environmental stresses. The udder is well developed and suitable for regular milk production.

Milk production

A good Kapila cow can produce about 10 to 14 liters of milk per day under proper feeding and management conditions. Milk yield may vary depending on age, genetics, nutrition, and stage of lactation.

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