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Rath cattle
The Rath tract: eastern Alwar, bordering Haryana
Rath cattle are a dual purpose breed from eastern Alwar, next to Haryana, related to the Nagori and Mewati. Rath is not Rathi: Rathi is a different breed from Bikaner.
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| Breed | Rath |
|---|---|
| Region | The Rath tract: eastern Alwar, bordering Haryana |
| 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 | 10 |
Introduction
The cattle of the Rath tract as recorded in the 1911 report, related to the Nagauri and Mewati. Distinct from today's Rathi breed, which belongs to Bikaner.
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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