GUJAMAVU
- The Gujamavu cow is a breed of cattle that is native to the Indian state of Gujarat.
- It is a medium-sized breed, with bulls typically weighing around 350-400 kg and cows weighing around 250-300 kg.
- Gujamavu cows have a strong, compact build and are known for their hardiness and resistance to diseases.
- Gujamavu cows are dual-purpose animals, used for both milk production and draught power. They produce milk with a high fat content of around 5-6%. Gujamavu cows are also strong draught animals, and they are often used for ploughing and other agricultural tasks.
- Gujamavu cows have short, inward-curving horns with a prominent forehead.
- Gujamavu cows are known for their docile temperament and ease of handling.
- Gujamavu cows are also known for their ability to thrive in a variety of climates and conditions. This makes them a sustainable breed of cattle for farmers in Gujarat, who may face challenges such as drought and water scarcity.
