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The Murrah buffalo is a breed of water buffalo (Bubalus bubalis) known for its high milk yield and is one of the best dairy buffalo breeds in the world. It's originally from India, specifically from the states of Haryana and Punjab, but it's now bred in many parts of the world for its productivity and adaptability.

The Murrah bull belongs to the famous Murrah breed of buffalo, which is originally from Haryana and Punjab, India. This breed is considered one of the best dairy buffalo breeds in the world due to its high milk yield and strong genetic qualities.
Here are some quick details about the Murrah bull:
🐃 Origin: Rohtak, Hisar, and Jind districts of Haryana, also found in Punjab, UP, and across India.
🐃 Appearance: Jet black color (sometimes with white markings), tightly curled horns, massive body, strong legs.
🐃 Weight: Adult Murrah bull usually weighs 600–750 kg (some exceptional bulls cross 1,000 kg).
🐃 Height: Around 1.4–1.6 m at the shoulder.
🐃 Use: Mainly used for breeding to improve the milk production of buffalo herds.
🐃 Temperament: Active, strong, sometimes aggressive if not trained properly.
🐃 Famous for: Passing on high milk yield traits (Murrah buffaloes produce 8–16 liters/day on average, some even more

The Nili‑Ravi is a prominent dairy-type water buffalo originating from the Punjab region, straddling parts of both Pakistan and India. Initially known as two separate breeds—Nili and Ravi—they were merged into one in the mid-20th century due to their remarkable similarity.

Milking murrah buffalo