MALVI
- Malvi is named after its place of origin viz. “Malwa” region, it is also known by synonyms as “Mahadeo puri” & “Manthani.”
- The breeding tract includes Rajgarh, Shajapu, Ratlam and Ujjain districts of Madhya Pradesh.
- Malvi cattle are white or white greyish – darker in males, with neck, shoulders, hump and quarters almost black. Cows and bullocks become nearly pure white with age.
- The horns are curved emerging from the outer angle of the poll in an outward and upward direction and are about 20 – 25 cm in long.
- The animals are well known for quick transportation, endurance and ability to carry heavy load on rough roads. The animals of this breed are strong and well-built.
- The average milk yield in this breed is around 916 kg per lactation with 4.3% fat and ranges from 627 Kg to 1227 Kg.