Lesson 2. SUITABLE FOR SINGLE BULLOCK DRAWN CARTS (PART-5)

Killari

2.13

Synonym

:

Nil

Origin

:

Maharashtra

Color

:

Tapikillari is white color with pink nose and hooves

Nakili killari is gray with brick dust color over fore quarters

Mahaswad killari is Grayish and dark color over forequarters, typical face markings

Head

:

Head is long, Mottled appearance on face, muzzle, Light color patch around eyes

Horns

:

Horns are long, pointed, emerging close to each other

Neck

:

Short

Eyes and Ears

:

Small

Body

:

Body is compact, medium size with clean cut features

Milk production

:

Cows are poor milkers

Draft capacity

:

This breed is highly valued for fast paced, power full draft animals

This breed resembles Hallikar and Amritmahal in most of the characters except these animals are large in body size.


Malwi

2.14


Synonym

:

Mahadevpuri, Manthani

Origin

:

Madyapradesh

Color

:

Grey

Head and Neck

:

Short

Horns

:

Horns are short but thick tapering to a blunt point.

Dewlap

:

Thin

Sheath and Naval flap

:

Short

Eyes and Ears

:

Alert and Short

Tail

:

Moderately long with block switch reaching up to fetlock

Body

:

Deep short and compact body

Milk production

:

Cows are poor milkers

Draft capacity

:

Bullocks are good for road and field works

This breed derives its name from the Malvi track, named after the family of kings called Malwa in Madhya Pradesh. Two types are Malvi are seen such as Agar Type found in Madhya Pradesh and other is Mandsaur of Bhopal type.



Siri

2.15


Synonym

:

Nil

Origin

:

Hill tracts of Darjeeling, Sikkim, Bhutan

Color

:

Block and white or Red and white

Head and Neck

:

Small, wide and flat fore head

Horns

:

Horns are sharp.

Ears

:

Small

Hump

:

Covered with tuft of hair

Body

:

Massive

Draft capacity

:

Bullocks are strong and well suited for cart work.

Milk production

:

Cows are poor milkers


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