HISSAR

The Hissar cow is a breed of cattle that originated in the Hissar district of Haryana, India.
It is a large breed of cattle, with bulls typically weighing around 500 kg and cows weighing around 400 kg.
Hissar cows have a strong, muscular build and are known for their hardiness and resistance to diseases.
Hissar cows have short, inward-curving horns with a prominent forehead.
They produce milk with a high fat content of around 5.2%.
Hissar cows are also strong draught animals, and they are often used for ploughing and other agricultural tasks.
Hissar cows have a predominantly grey coat colour, with occasional black or brown markings.
Hissar cows are known for their docile temperament and ease of handling.
Hissar cows are also known for their longevity, with some cows living to be over 20 years old.
They are also relatively easy to maintain, and they can survive on a variety of feeds.
Hissar cows are a hardy and versatile breed of cattle that are well-suited for a variety of climates and conditions.