Murrah bull

Murrah bull About

Buffalo breed murha bull far breading purpose black color

Murrah buffalo is one of the most popular dairy buffalo breeds of India. It originated in Haryana and Punjab and is widely used for milk production and breeding purposes.

Description:
Murrah bulls are strong, muscular, and compact in body structure. They are usually jet black in color, although a few may have small white markings on the tail switch or lower legs. The head is comparatively small with a broad forehead. The horns are short, tightly curled, and spiral-shaped. The neck is strong and well developed. The tail is long and reaches near the fetlock.

Special characteristics:
Excellent breeding potential and widely used for genetic improvement of local buffaloes.
Distinctive tightly curled horns.
Deep black coat with shiny skin.
Strong legs and good body conformation.
Adaptable to different climatic conditions.
Known for producing offspring with high milk-yielding ability.
Good fertility and reproductive performance.
Calm temperament and easy handling.

Murrah bulls are highly valued for breeding because they pass on desirable traits such as higher milk production, better body size, and improved overall performance to their progeny

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