Mewari

Origin Rajasthan, India.
Milk yield 3–5 L/day
Purpose Dual

Overview

Mewari cattle are an indigenous breed found in the Mewar region of Rajasthan. These cattle are valued for their ability to work in agricultural fields and produce moderate quantities of milk.

← Back to breeds

Physical Characteristics

Color: White or light grey
Horn type: Medium sized and curved
Body size: Medium sized and strong

Milk Production

Average yield: 3–5 L/day

Native Region

Mainly found in Udaipur and surrounding districts of Rajasthan.

Advantages of the Breed

Adapted to dry climates
Moderate milk production
Good draft ability
Hardy animals

Uses

Dairy farming
Draft work

Feeding Requirements

Mewari cattle feed on green fodder, crop residues, and grazing pasture.

Breeding Information

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

Disease Resistance

Mewari cattle show moderate resistance to tropical diseases.