Sunandini
Breed of cattle
- Cattle
- Bos primigenius
Sunandini is a composite breed of cattle developed in India by crossing nondescript cattle with Brown Swiss, Jersey cattle and Holstein Friesian cattle.[1] Jersey and HF bulls from many parts of the world are extensively utilized to generate this breed.
References
- ^ Chacko, C.T. "Development of the Sunandini cattle breed in India". FAO. Retrieved 21 April 2016.
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These are the cattle breeds considered in India to be wholly or partly of Indian origin. Inclusion here does not necessarily imply that a breed is predominantly or exclusively Indian.
- Alambadi
- Amrit Mahal
- Bachaur
- Badri
- Bargur
- Belahi
- Bengali
- Binjharpuri
- Brownsind
- Cutchi
- Dangi
- Deoni
- Devarakota
- Devni
- Frieswal
- Gangatiri
- Gaolao
- Ghumusari
- Gyr
- Goomsur
- Gujamavu
- Hallikar
- Hariana
- Hissar
- Jellicut
- Jersind
- Kangayam
- Kankrej
- Kappiliyan
- Karan Fries
- Karan Swiss
- Kasaragod Dwarf
- Kenkatha
- Khamala
- Khariar
- Khasi
- Kherigarh
- Khillari
- Kosali
- Krishnagiri
- Krishna Valley
- Kumauni
- Ladakhi
- Malnad Gidda
- Malvi
- Mampati
- Manapari
- Mewati
- Mhaswad
- Motu
- Nagori
- Nakali
- Nimari
- Ongole
- Ponwar
- Pulikulam
- Punganur
- Purnea
- Ramgarhi
- Rathi
- Red Kandhari
- Red Sindhi
- Sahiwal
- Sanchori
- Shahabadi
- Siri
- Son Valley
- Sunandini
- Tarai
- Taylor
- Tharparkar
- Tho Tho
- Umblachery
- Vechur
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