Mewati

Mewati

  • Origin Rajasthan and Haryana, India.
  • Milk yield 4–6 L/day
  • Purpose Dual

Overview

Mewati cattle are a dual-purpose breed valued for both milk production and agricultural work. They are strong animals capable of working long hours in the fields.

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Physical Characteristics

  • Color: White with brown patches
  • Horn type: Medium sized
  • Body size: Large and strong

Milk Production

  • Average yield: 4–6 L/day

Native Region

Found mainly in Alwar and Bharatpur districts of Rajasthan and neighboring Haryana.

Advantages of the Breed

  • Good draft ability
  • Moderate milk production
  • Strong and hardy animals
  • Adaptable to hot climates

Uses

  • Dairy farming
  • Draft work

Feeding Requirements

Mewati cattle thrive on green fodder, dry fodder, and crop residues. Providing mineral supplements improves milk production.

Breeding Information

Age at first calving: 36–42 months Calving interval: 15–18 months

Disease Resistance

Mewati cattle have moderate resistance to tropical diseases.