Gir
A tall, deep-chested breed with a domed forehead and long, curved horns. One of the most sought-after milch breeds in the country, known for a steady daily yield.
These are animals presently at our farm in Nadupaiyur — not stock photos. Click any photograph to view it larger. Availability changes through the week, so call ahead before you travel to confirm which cow is still with us.












Breed names above are given to the best of our knowledge. Ask us at the farm for exact parentage and milk records for any animal.
Beyond the cross-bred and desi cattle currently at our shed, we regularly deal in the pure indigenous breeds below. Call ahead to ask what's available or being brought in.
A tall, deep-chested breed with a domed forehead and long, curved horns. One of the most sought-after milch breeds in the country, known for a steady daily yield.
Grey-coated and compact, this Kongu Nadu breed is bred for endurance in dry conditions and is well known locally for its hardiness.
A reddish-brown breed considered among the best dairy zebu cattle in India, valued for its calm temperament and consistent milk yield.
A deep red, medium-sized breed that copes well with heat and continues to milk reliably through Tamil Nadu's warmer months.
A white or light grey breed from the Thar desert belt, tolerant of poor fodder and long dry spells while still giving fair milk.
A large, powerful grey breed with lyre-shaped horns, kept both for its milk and for its strength in farm work.
A brown-and-white desert breed that has earned a reputation as a dependable milker even on modest feed.
A hardy white breed used widely for both milk and bullock work, well regarded for its stamina.
A large, muscular white breed with a prominent hump, known for strength as well as its influence on cattle breeds worldwide.
A short, sturdy breed from the Cauvery delta, traditionally used for wetland ploughing and well adapted to Tamil Nadu conditions.
One of the smallest cattle breeds in the world, compact and easy to maintain, kept mainly by households with limited space.
Indigenous cows crossed with Jersey or Holstein Friesian lines for buyers who need a higher daily milk volume for commercial sale.
We sometimes source specific breeds on request from trusted breeders in the region. Call and ask — we'll let you know what's possible.