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News- India has registered two high-yielding synthetic cattle breeds, Karan Fries and Vrindavani, increasing the total number of registered livestock breeds.
About Cattle Breed – Karan Fries
Karan Fries is a synthetic cattle breed developed to achieve higher milk production under Indian conditions.
Developed by: It was developed by the National Dairy Research Institute in Karnal, Haryana.
Crossbreeding of: It is a cross between indigenous Tharparkar cows and Holstein-Friesian bulls.
Key features
High milk yield: It is capable of producing over 3,500 kg of milk during a 10-month lactation period.
High daily productivity: It can deliver peak daily milk yields of up to 46.5 kg.
About Cattle Breed – Vrindavani
Vrindavani is a synthetic cattle breed developed to enhance milk production through scientific breeding.
Developed by: It was developed by the ICAR-Indian Veterinary Research Institute in Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh.
Crossbreeding of: It is a blend of exotic breeds such as Holstein-Friesian, Brown Swiss, and Jersey with indigenous Hariana cattle.
