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HaryanaHardAsked in: Haryana · 7 Aug 2021, Shift 1

Among the following bovine animals of India, the best breed is

  1. A.Tharparkar
  2. B.Amrit Mahal
  3. C.Hariana
  4. D.Kankrej

Correct answer

D. Kankrej

Explanation

The correct answer, as marked in the paper, is D, Kankrej. The Kankrej of the Kutch and Banaskantha country is rated the best of the Indian dual purpose cattle breeds: it is the largest and heaviest of them, its bullocks have the fastest and most enduring gait of any Indian draught animal, and the cows give a fair yield of milk as well, so breeders have used Kankrej stock both in India and abroad.

Option A, the Tharparkar of the Thar desert, is a hardy milch breed that does well on poor feed but is not rated first. Option B, Amrit Mahal, is a draught breed of Karnataka bred for army transport and gives very little milk. Option C, Hariana, is the dual purpose breed of Haryana itself and is the answer whenever a paper asks for the cattle breed of the state, which is why it is the tempting choice here; but on the all India comparison of breeds the marked answer is the Kankrej.

Read the full article: Haryana Livestock and Dairy: Murrah Buffalo and Breeds

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Q1.HaryanaAsked in: Rajasthan · 18 Sep 2021Medium

Gerber test is used to determine -

  1. A.Protein percent in milk
  2. B.Fat percent in milk
  3. C.Acidity of milk
  4. D.SNF % in milk
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Correct answer: B. Fat percent in milk

In the Gerber test a measured quantity of milk is mixed with sulphuric acid and amyl alcohol in a butyrometer and spun in a centrifuge; the acid digests everything but the fat, which rises into the graduated neck of the tube and is read off directly as a percentage.

Q5.HaryanaEasy

Which is the indigenous cattle breed of Haryana?

  1. A.Sahiwal
  2. B.Gir
  3. C.Hariana
  4. D.Red Sindhi
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Correct answer: C. Hariana

The breed takes its name from the region and is the classic dual purpose cattle of the state: white or light grey, with a long narrow face, a small hump and strong legs, giving a useful quantity of milk and bullocks once prized for ploughing and carting.