Haryana Murrah Buffalo

About Haryana Murrah Buffalo

The Murrah buffalo is jet black in color, sometimes with white markings on the face or legs. They typically have short and tightly curved horns. Average milk production is 2500-3500 liters in a lactation period of 280 days. Eyes are black, active, and prominent in females but slightly shrunken in males and should not be walled i.e. cornea should not have whiteness. The neck is long and thin in females and thick and massive in males. Ears are short, thin, and alert. Tails are long. fully body developed.

Exceptional Milk Production

Haryana Murrah Buffaloes are celebrated for their superior milk yield, producing between 10 and 16 litres per day. Their extended lactation period of 300-315 days ensures a steady supply of high-quality milk throughout the year. This consistent output makes them a favored choice for commercial dairy farms seeking optimum productivity and profitability.


Robust Health and Adaptability

Each Murrah Buffalo is carefully vaccinated and screened for diseases, guaranteeing their robust health. They showcase excellent adaptability to various climatic conditions, which encourages successful breeding and efficient milk production across diverse regions. Their soft, loose skin and compact build further support resilience and ease of maintenance.


Ideal for Breeding and Dairy Enterprises

With a well-maintained calving interval of 13-16 months and strong, massive body structure, these buffalos are highly valued for both milk production and breeding. Their genetic traits and physical attributes establish the Murrah breed as a reliable investment for dairy farmers, suppliers, and export markets.