The place of origin of ‘Bhadavari’ buffalo is ________.

Correct option is D

The correct answer is (d) Uttar Pradesh

Explanation:

• The Bhadavari buffalo is a recognized breed originating from the Agra and Etawah districts of Uttar Pradesh.
• It is also found in the Bhind and Morena districts of Madhya Pradesh.
• This breed is famous for its high milk fat content, which can range from 6% to 13%.
• Physically, they are characterized by a medium body size and a copper-colored coat.
• They are well-adapted to the local climate and are efficient converters of coarse feed.

• Bhadavari buffaloes are often reared specifically for ghee production due to their high fat yield.
• The breed is named after the 'Bhadawar' estate of the erstwhile princely state.

• Home to the 'Murrah' breed, known as the 'Black Gold' of India.

• Also a major region for the high-yielding Murrah buffalo.

• Known for breeds like 'Surti', 'Jaffrabadi', and 'Mehsana'.