Jersey Cows

-Milking Gir Cows.
1st Lactation. 10-15lits/day. At 40000 INR each.
2nd Lactation. 16-20lits/day. At 50000 INR each.

-Milking Tharparkar Cows.
1st Lactation. 10-15lits/day. At 40000 INR each.
2nd Lactation. 16-20lits/day. At 50000 INR each.

-Milking Murrah Buffaloes.
1st Lactation. 10-14lits/day. At 50000 INR each.
2nd Lactation. 14-20lits/day. At 60000 INR each.

-Milking Sahiwal Cows.
1st Lactation. 10-15lits/day. At 40000 INR each.
2nd Lactation. 16-20lits/day. At 50000 INR each.

-Milking Hf Cows.
1st Lactation. 14-20lits/day. At 45000 INR each.
2nd Lactation. 20-30lits/day. At 55000 INR each.

Dry forages are pasture (fresh forage) or high quality alfalfa hay, alfalfa-grass mix hay, grass hay or straw. Some dairy farmers will feed a mix of both silage and hay, while others might only feed silage or only feed hay, depending on the farm. The other half of the diet is called the concentrate.A cow that is milking eats about 100 pounds each day of feed, which is a combination of hay, grain, silage and proteins (such as soybean meal), plus vitamins and minerals. Farmers employ professional animal nutritionists to develop scientifically formulated, balanced and nutritious diets for their cows.

Dairy cows are fed lush, protein-rich alfalfa hay, and such food actually make beef cattle sick. Some signs that your beef herd has consumed too much fresh pasture include bloat, diarrhea and other digestive problems. Your cattle will do best on a pasture grass mix of hay. This hay includes legumes as well as grass.The more hay or grass a cow eats compared to corn, soy and other grains, the less likely the animal will develop these digestive problems. Cows consuming a lot of corn are more susceptible to E. coli infection, which can in turn infect people who eat the meat.

How much milk do Jersey cows give on average per day? Jersey's produce about 20 kilos of milk per day. They have an average butterfat content of about 5%.Dry forages are pasture (fresh forage) or high quality alfalfa hay, alfalfa-grass mix hay, grass hay or straw. Some dairy farmers will feed a mix of both silage and hay, while others might only feed silage or only feed hay, depending on the farm. The other half of the diet is called the concentrate.