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Mewati cattle
Mewat: Alwar, Bharatpur and the surrounding areas
The Mewati is a dual purpose breed (milk and work) from Mewat, around Alwar and Bharatpur. Know it by its white grey coat, long face and calm nature.
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| Breed | Mewati |
|---|---|
| Region | Mewat: Alwar, Bharatpur and the surrounding areas |
| Type | Dual purpose |
| Original source | Indigenous cattle of Rajputana |
| Author | Major F. S. H. Baldrey, F.R.C.V.S., D.V.H., I.C.V.D. |
| Publication year | 1911 |
| Edition | Hindi reader edition |
| Booklet pages | 9 |
Introduction
The breed of the Mewat tract. White-grey coat, long face, quiet temperament. Useful for both work and milk.
This page is a short introduction. The full account of identification, colour, size, feed and use, with page references to the original book, is in the Hindi reader edition.
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Source and reference
Original source:
The Indigenous Breeds of Cattle in Rajputana, Major F. S. H. Baldrey, F.R.C.V.S., D.V.H., I.C.V.D., 1911. Read it in the Library
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