Correct option is C
The correct answer is: (C) Mahsana
Explanation:
Mahsana is a breed of buffalo that has been evolved by crossing the Murrah and Surti breeds. It is one of the best milch breeds found in Gujarat, especially in the Mehsana district.
This breed combines the high milk yield of Murrah and the adaptability and good fat content of Surti. The result is a buffalo breed that is productive and well-suited for dairy farming.
Information Booster:
Origin: Mahsana district, Gujarat
Milk yield: Moderate to high (1200–1500 liters per lactation)
Milk fat content: Around 6–8%
Physical Features: Medium-sized body, slightly curved horns, black or greyish-black color
Knowledge Booster :
Nili Ravi: Origin: Pakistan (Punjab region) Known for: High milk yield (2000–3000 liters per lactation) Distinctive feature: White markings on forehead, tail switch, and udder
- Jafarabadi: Origin: Gujarat Features: Heaviest Indian buffalo breed Known for: Long, drooping horns and high milk production (1500–1800 liters/lactation) Ancestors: Indigenous breeding.
- Nagpuri: Origin: Maharashtra (Vidarbha region) Also called: Ellichpur Features: Suitable for drought and milch purposes Milk yield: Moderate (800–1200 liters/lactation)
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