In the village of Beri in Sikar, a Murrah breed buffalo worth ₹3 crore, named 'Singham', became the center of attraction at the fair. According to owner Dr. Mukesh Dudhwal, this buffalo earns over ₹1 crore annually, while folk artists and modern animal husbandry techniques are also captivating visitors at the fair.
Sikar: A cattle fair held in Beri village of Sikar district in Rajasthan has generated a unique buzz this time. The reason is 'Singham', a Murrah breed buffalo valued at ₹3 crore, which became the focal point of attention as soon as it arrived at the fair. Its magnificent physique, priceless genetics, and earning potential have astonished livestock owners and traders.
The buffalo is not just a showpiece; it is also a source of crores of rupees in earnings for its owner annually. According to owner Dr. Mukesh Dudhwal, 'Singham' earns more than ₹1 crore per year through its semen and breeding.
Annual Earnings of Crores from Singham Buffalo
The method of earning from Singham throughout the year is quite fascinating. The price of one drop of this buffalo's semen is approximately ₹2400. From the semen collected at one time, 700 to 900 doses are prepared. These doses are sold for the breeding of other buffaloes, bringing crores of rupees into the owner's pocket every year.
The price of Murrah breed buffaloes depends on their quality and genetics. The price of young buffaloes starts from ₹50,000, while high-quality buffaloes can be priced up to ₹20 crore. This is why buffaloes like Singham have become a major source of investment and income for livestock owners.
Milk and Nutritional Qualities of Singham Buffalo
Singham's mother gives 24 liters of milk at a time, which is considered the greatest strength of the Murrah breed. Due to its high-quality milk, this breed is also important for the dairy business. Singham is given a special diet, which includes guar and cottonseed cake feed, to maintain its physique and health.
The milk of Murrah buffaloes is rich in fat and protein, which is very beneficial for the dairy industry and cream products. Livestock owners also consider buffaloes of this breed important from a commercial perspective, as both their reproductive capacity and milk production are sources of income.
Singham Enhanced the Grandeur of the Fair
Along with 'Singham', horse and camel dances also attracted the attention of the audience at the cattle fair in Beri village. Songs and dances presented by folk artists added vibrancy to the fair. Additionally, stalls selling traditional handicrafts and rural attire were also popular among the visitors.
The fair is not just a center of entertainment but also a platform for farmers and livestock owners to gain knowledge about modern technology, medicines, and agricultural equipment. This event promotes both local trade and cultural exchange. The Murrah buffalo 'Singham' has further enhanced the grandeur of the fair this year.
Fair as an Opportunity for Education and Business for Livestock Owners
Through the Murrah buffalo 'Singham' and other attractions, the fair has made livestock owners aware of modern animal husbandry techniques and the benefits of breeding. Farmers and traders can learn strategies here to improve their businesses and production in the coming times.
The fair also proves beneficial for the local economy and rural employment. Livestock owners not only buy and sell buffaloes and other animals but also gain information about modern equipment and nutritional techniques. In this way, the fair serves as an educational and business platform.
