Kenkatha
Overview
Kenkatha cattle are a small indigenous breed mainly used for agricultural work. They are hardy animals capable of surviving in dry and hot climates.
Physical Characteristics
- Color: Grey or brown
- Horn type: Medium sized and curved
- Body size: Small and sturdy
Milk Production
- Average yield: 2–4 L/day
Native Region
Mainly found in Bundelkhand region of Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh.
Advantages of the Breed
- Strong and hardy animals
- Low maintenance requirements
- Suitable for agricultural work
- Adaptable to dry climates
Uses
- Draft / ploughing and transport
Feeding Requirements
Kenkatha cattle graze on natural pastures and crop residues.
Breeding Information
Age at first calving: 36–42 months Calving interval: 15–18 months
Disease Resistance
Kenkatha cattle are resistant to harsh environmental conditions.