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Measurements of cattle (bulls, bullocks and cows) in the SIRAJGUNJ subdivision of PABNA district
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What is the total land area of the subdivision (cultivated, grazing, and
sterile, separately, if practicable)?
Is any land available on a Government estate or otherwise, and if so, on
what estate, which is suited for cattle breeding?
How are cattle fed, whether stall-fed or grazed, or both; and whether
any grain, &c., is allowed?
Is grazing scarce or plentiful? ... ... ... ... ...
Is there any scarcity of drinking-water for cattle? ... ...
Are the cattle sheltered during the winter and rains? ... ...
Number of bulls in proportion to cows, and whether sufficient or not?
Do the calves have all the cows' milk; if not, how much? ...
At what age are calves weaned, and how are they fed after weaning?
At what age bull-calves gelded, and when do they begin work? ...
Is fodder stored for cattle, and if so, what does it comprise? ...
Average yield of milk, and how long after calving do the cows con-
tinue to give milk?
Average price of local bulls, cows, and bullocks ... ...
Ditto
of imported
ditto
...
...
...
Whence do the imported cattle come, and for what purpose are
they imported?
Is there any special system of cattle management in your subdivision?
What is the average height of the best bulls behind hump? ...
What is the average height of the worst bulls behind hump? ...
What is the average height of cows? ... ... ... ...
Are Brahmini bulls let loose? ... ... ... ...
Are there too many Brahmin bulls? ... ... ... ...
Answers.
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597 square miles; fertile; mostly cultivated.
Nature of soil congenial to cattle; breeding is not known. As far as the
Subdivisional Officer can make out, no land available here.
Both grazed and stall-fed, the latter during the cultivation season. No.
Plaintiful except during the height of the rains.
No.
Yes.
Proportion, not known, probably excessive.
No; 1/8 to 1/4 share of the milk.
From 8 months to 1 year; on rice-water and grass.
At the age 3 or 4 years before they begin work.
Straw of the aus and aman paddy, dried grass, &c.
Average 2 or 3 years; one year at the most.
Bulls Rs. 35, cows Rs. 20, bullocks Rs. 20.
Bulls Rs. 55, cows Rs. 50, bullocks Rs. 40.
From the North-Western Provinces for sale at Aronkola Hat, but the
import is neither regular nor extensive.
No.
4 foot 6 inches.
3 feet 6 inches.
3 feet 3 inches.
Yes.
No.
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Measurements of cattle (bulls, bullocks and cows) in the NARAYANGANJ subdivision of DACCA district.
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NARAYANGANJ SUBDIVISION—DACCA DISTRICT.
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Measurements of cattle (bulls, bullocks and cows) in the SADAR subdivision of FARIDPUR district.
BREED.
Indigenous.
1
Bull
...
...
...
Do.
...
...
...
Cow
...
...
...
Do.
...
...
...
Imported.
2
......
......
......
......
Cross-
bred.
3
...
...
...
...
Sex.
4
Male
...
Do.
...
Female ...
Do. ...
Age.
5
Yrs.
8
3½
3 2½
Colour.
6
Rod
...
...
Black
...
...
White
...
...
Brown
...
...
Height
behind
tbe
hump.
7
Ft. In.
3 3
3 7
3 1
2 11
Longth
body
from
bohind
hump
to root
of tail.
8
Ft. In.
3 6
3 11
3 9
3 3
Girth
at
chest.
9
Ft. In.
6 0
5 6.
5 0
5 3
Girth
of
forearm.
10
Ft. It.
1 1
1 0
0 11
1 0
Girth
of
shank.
11
Ft. In.
...
...
...
...
REMARKS.
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Column 11 is obvious-
ly wrong and bas
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What is the total land area of the subdivision (cultivated, grazing, and
storile, separately, if practicable)?
Is any land available on a Government estate or otherwise, and if so, on
what estate, which is suited for cattle-breeding?
How are cattle fed, whether stall fed or grazed, or both, and whether any
grain, &c., is allowod?
Is grazing scarce or plentiful?
...
... ... ... ... ...
Is there any scarcity of drinking, water for cattle?
...
...
...
Are the cattle sheltered during the winter and rains
...
...
...
Number of bulls in proportion to cows, and whether sufficient or not? ...
Do the calves have all the cows' milk; if not, how much? ... ...
At what age are calves weaned, and how are they fed after weaning? ...
At what age are bull-calves geldod, and when do they begin work? ...
Is fodder stored for cattle, and if so, what does it comprise? ... ...
Average yield of milk, and how long after calving do the cows continue
to give milk?
Average price of local bulls, cows, and bullocks? ... ... ...
Ditto
of imported
ditto ... ... ... ...
Whence do the imported cattle come, and for what purpose are they
imported?
Is there any special system of cattle management in your subdivision? ...
What is the average height of the best bulls behind hump? ... ...
What is the average height of the worst bulls bohind hump? ... ...
What is the average height of cows? ... ... ... ... ... ...
Are Brahmini bulls let loose?
...
...
...
...
...
...
Are there too many Rrahmini bulls?
...
...
...
...
...
...
Answers.
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860 square miles; not practicable.
No.
Cattle are grazed and straw, grain, &c., are allowed also.
Moderate.
Yes.
Yes.
1—8 in proportion to cows which is not sufficient.
In average 2/3 of calves do not have all the cows' milk.
At the age of 1 year calves are woaned, and after weaning they are
grazed.
At the age of 4 years bull-calves are gelded and begin work.
Fodder is stored for cattle, and it comprises straw and dry grass.
Average yield of milk is one seer per cow, and after calving cows coutinue
to give milk for about 8 months.
Average price of local cows, bulls and bullocks are Rs. 10—15.
Nil.
Nil.
No.
4 foot.
3 foot.
3 foot 6 inches.
No.
No.
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Measurement of cattle (bulls, bullocks and cows) in the MADARIPUR subdivision of FARIDPUR district.
BREED.
Indigenous.
1
1 ... ...
1 ... ...
Imported.
2
......
......
Cross-
bred.
3
...
...
Sex.
4
Male ...
Female
Age.
5
16 yrs.
16 „
Colour.
6
White ...
Browu ...
Height
behind
the
hump.
7
Ft. In.
3 9
3 4½
Length
of body
from
behind
hump to
root of
tail.
8
Ft. In.
3 9
3 21/4
Girth at
chest.
9
Ft. In.
4 10
4 4
Girth of
forearm.
10
Ft. In.
0 10
0 10
Girth of
shank.
11
Ft. In.
0 8
0 8
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What is the total land area of the subdivision (cultivated, grazing, and
sterile, separately, if practicable)?
Is any land available on a Government estate or otherwise, and if so,
on what estate, which is suited for cattle-breeding?
How are cattle fed, whether stall-fed or grazed, or both; and whether
any grain, &c., is allowed?
Is grazing scarce or plentiful? ... ... ...
Is there any scarcity of drinking-water for cattle? ...
Are the cattle sheltered during the winter and rains? ...
Number of bulls in proportion to cows, and whether sufficient or not?
Do the calves have all the cows' milk; if not, how much? ...
At what age are calves weaned, and how are they fed after weaning?
At what age are bull-calves gelded, and when do they begin work?
Is fodder stored for cattle, and if so, what does it comprise? ...
Average yield of milk, and how long after calving do the cows continue
to give milk?
Average price of local bulls, cows, and bullocks
...
...
Ditto
of imported
ditto ... ...
Whence do the imported cattle come, and for what purpose are they
imported?
Is there any special system of cattle management in your subdivision?
What is the average height of the best bulls behind hump? ...
What is the average height of the worst bulls behind hamp? ...
What is the average height of cows?
...
...
...
Are Brahmini bulls let loose? ... ... ... ...
Are there too many Brahmini bulls? ... ... ... ...
Answers.
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994 square miles. Not practicable.
No such Government land available. Land from estates Nos. 5514, 5575
and 5528 khas mehal tenants and zamindars can be had on payment
of certain compensation.
The cattle are allowed to graze in the fields in dry season, but stall-fed
in rainy season. Grain is never allowed.
Plentiful.
No. Only there is occasional scarcity in parts of Kotwalipara police-
station Elaqua.
Yes.
25;1.
Insufficient.
No; only about 1/5th quantity of the milk, but for the first 15 days entire
milk.
At the age of 8 or 9 months; after that they are allowed to graze.
Between 3 to 4 years.
Yes, mostly for the rainy season. It is straw of paddy.
1 to 2½ seers for 8 or 9 months after the birth of a calf.
Bulls Rs. 25, cows Rs. 20, and bullocks Rs. 30. Full-grown bulls are not
sold. Before golding the he-calves are sold at an average price of Rs. 10.
Bulls Rs. 20, cows Rs. 15, and bullocks Rs. 25. These are not generally
imported.
None imported.
No.
4 feet 6 inches.
3 feet.
3 feet 6 inches.
Yes.
No.
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Measurements of cattle (bulls, bullocks and cows) in the PIROJPUR subdivision of BACKERGUNGE district.
BREED.
Indigenous.
1
1 ... ...
1 ... ...
1 ... ...
Imported.
2
......
......
......
Cross-
bred.
3
...
...
...
Sex.
4
Cow ...
Bullock
Bull ...
Age.
5
15 years ...
16-17 years
17-18 years
Colour.
6
Black
Red
White ...
Height
behind
the
hump.
7
Ft. In.
3 0
3½ 0
3 to 4 ft.
Length
of body
from
behind
hump
to root
of tail.
8
Ft. In.
2½ 0
3 0
3 tc 4 ft.
Girth
at
chest.
9
Ft. In.
33/4 0
4½ 0
4½ to 5ft.
Girth
of
forearm.
10
Ft. In.
...
...
...
Girth
of
shank.
11
Ft. In.
0 5
0 6
0 7
REMARKS.
12
Supplied
by
the
Sub-Inspector
of
Police,
outpost
Column 10 has been
deleted being quite
wrong.
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What is the totall and area of the subdivision (cultivated, grazing, and
sterile, separately, if practicable)?
Is any land available on a Government estate or otherwise and if so,
on what estate, which is suited for cattle-breeding?
How are cattle fed, whether stall-fed or grazed, or both; and whether
any grain, &c., is allowed?
Is grazing scarce or plentiful? ... ... ... ...
Is there any scarcity of drinking-water for cattle? ... ...
Are the cattle sheltered during the winter and rains? ... ...
Number of bulls in proportion to cows, and whether sufficient or not?
Do the calves have all the cows' milk; if not, how much? ...
At what age calves weaned, and how are they fed after weaning? ...
At what age are bull-calves gelded, and when do they begin work?
Is fodder stored for cattle, and if so, what does it comprise? ...
Average yield of milk, and how long after calving do the cows continue
to give milk?
Average price of local bulls, cows, and bullocks ... ...
Ditto
of imported
ditto ... ... ...
Whence do the imported cattle come, and for what purpose are they
imported?
Is there any special system of cattle management in your subdivision?
What is the average height of the best bulls behind hump? ...
What is the average height of the worst bulls behind hump? ...
What is the average height of cows? ... ... ...
Are Brahmini bulls let loose? ... ... ... ...
Are there too many Brahmini bulls? ...
...
... ...
Answers.
3
692 square miles (separate figures not available).
No.
Cattle are fed both ways. Grains are not allowed here.
Plentiful.
No.
Sheltered during the rains; in the winter generally let loose
Sufficient.
Calves get about 1/8th of the milk.
Weaned when aged about 8 or 9 months; afterwards they are fed with
grass.
Gelded when aged about 2 years, and begin work when aged about
3 years.
3 years.
Yes. It consists of straw only.
Average yield of milk is about 1½ seers (80 tolas); cows continue to
give milk for 8 or 9 months after calving.
Local bulls Rs. 10 to 15, cows Rs. 10 to 30, and bullocks Rs. 15 to 40.
Rs. 15 to 30.
Generally from Faridpur district; for sale.
No.
3 feet to 4 feet.
3 feet 2 inches.
3 feet to 3 feet 3 inches.
Yes, though rare.
No, very rare.
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Measurements of cattle (bulls, bullocks and cows) in the SADAR subdivision of BACKERGUNGE district.
BREED.
Indigenous.
1
1 Bull ...
1 Bullock ...
......
1 Cow ...
Imported.
2
...
... 1 Bullock ...
...
Cross-
bred.
3
...
...
... ...
Sex.
4
Male ...
Do. ...
Do. ...
Female
Age.
5
20 years...
15 years
18 yeass ...
12 years...
Colour.
6
Ash ...
Grey ...
Do. ...
Red ...
Height
behind
the
hump.
7
Ft. In.
3 11
4 0
4 5
3 3
Length
of body
from
behind
hump
to root
of tail.
8
Ft. In.
3 11
4 1
4 7
3 3
Girth
at
chest.
9
Ft. In.
5 10
5 11
6 4
4 3
Girth
of
forearm.
10
Ft. In.
1 5
1 6½
1 9
1 1
Girth
of
shank.
11
Ft. In.
0 7
0 7½
0 9
0 5.
REMARKS.
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What is the total land area of the subdivision (cultivated, grazing,
and sterile, separately, if practicable)?
Is any land available on a Government estate or otherwise and if so,
on what estate, which is suited for cattle-breeding?
How are cattle fed, whether stal -fed, or grazed, or both? and whether
any grain, &c., is allowed?
Is grazing scarce or plentiful? ... ... ...
Is there any scarcity of drinking-water for cattle? ... ...
Are the cattle sheltered during the winter and rains? ... ...
Number of bulls in proportion to cows, and whether sufficient or not?
Do the calves have all the cows' milk; if not, how much? ...
At what age are calves weaned, and how are they fed after weaning?
At what age are bull-calves gelded, and when do they begin work? ...
Is fodder stored for cattle, and if so, what does it comprise? ...
Average yield of milk, and how long after calving do the cows continue
to give milk?
Average price of local bulls, cows, and bullocks ... ...
Ditto
of imported
ditto ... ... ...
Whence do the imported cattle come, and for what purpose are they
imported?
Is there any special system of cattle management in your subdivision? ...
What is the average height of the best bulls behind hump? ...
What is the average height of the worst bulls behind hump? ...
What is the average height of cows?
Are Brahmini bulls let loose? ... ... ... ...
Are there too many Brahmini bulls? ... ... ... ...
Answers.
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711,040 bighas.
Sengarkati is suited for cattle-breeding.
Generally grazed; no grain &c., is allowed.
Plentiful.
No.
Yes, generally so.
One to thousand; not sufficient.
No, only 1/8 to 3/16th of the milk.
Weaned at the age of six months to 1 year, and fed by grazing after
weaning.
Gelded at the age of 2 to 3 years, and begin work generally at the age
of 4 years.
Yes. It comprises hay and straw (Nara).
1½ seer; for 8 months after calving.
Bulls are not sold generally. The average price of a cow is Rs. 15, and
that of a bullock is Rs. 20.
Only bullocks are imported. Its average price is Rs. 40.
From the district of Faridpur; for the purpose of tillage.
No.
3 feet 10 inches.
3 feet 5 inches.
3 feet 3 inches.
Brahmini bulla are very rarely let loose nowadays.
No.
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Measurements of cattle (bulls, bullocks and cows) in the COX'S BAZAR, subdivision of CHITTAGONG district.
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What is the total land area of the subdivision (cultivated, grazing, and
sterile, separately, if practicable) ?
Is any land available on a Government estate or otherwise, and if so, on
what estate, which is suited for cattle breeding ?
How are cattle fed, whether stall-fed or grazed, or both ; and whether any
grain, &c, is allowed ?
Is grazing scarce or plentiful ?
...
...
...
...
...
...
Is there any scarcity of drinking water for cattle ?
...
...
...
...
Are the cattle sheltered during the winter and rains ?
...
...
...
Number of bulls in proportion to cows, and whether sufficient or not ? ...
Do the calves have all the cows' milk; if not, how much ? ... ... ...
At what age are calves weaned, and how are they fed after weaning ? ...
At what age are bull-calves gelded, and when do they begin work ? ...
Is fodder stored for cattle, and if so, what does it comprise ?
...
...
Average yield of milk, and how long after calving do the cows continue to
give milk ?
Average price of local bulls, cows, and bullocks ... ... ... ...
Ditto
of imported
ditto
Whence do the imported cattle come, and for what purpose are they
imported ?
Is there any special system of cattle management in your subdivision
What is the average height of the best bulls behind hump ?
...
...
What is the average height of the worst bulls behind hump?
...
...
What is the average height of cows ?
...
...
Are Brahmini bulls let loose ?
...
...
...
...
...
...
Are there too many Brahmini bulls ?
...
...
...
...
Answers.
3
The area of the subdivision is 937 square miles, out of which 312 square
miles of land is cultivated, and the balance 625 square miles are for
grazing and sterile and jungles.
Grazing lands are available both in the Government and private estates,
and both are equally suitable.
The cattle are grazed only. Neither are they stall-fed nor are any
grains allowed.
Plentiful.
There is scarcity sometimes in the hot weather.
The cattle are mostly sheltered in both the seasons, but in some locality
they are kept out in the hot season only.
The proportion would be about one to four, and this is considered as
Sufficient.
No, they do not have all the milk, but a little over half the quantity.
Generally at the age of eight months, and after that they are fed with grass.
Generally at the age of four years, and two months after that they are
applied to work.
Yes; dry straw of paddy is stored up for the rainy season.
The average rate is ½ a seer, which continues for about eight months.
The average price of a bull is Rs. 15, of a cow Rs. 12, and of a bullock
Rs. 20.
A little cheaper.
A very small number imported from Arracan for the purpose of cultiva-
tion and milking.
No special system other than grazing.
4 feet.
3 feet.
3 feet.
No.
None at all in this subdivision.
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Measurements of cattle (bulls, bullocks and cows) in the PATNA CITY and SADAR subdivision of PATNA district.
BREED.
Indigenous.
1
Bullock
...
...
Cows ... ...
Imported.
2
...
...
Cross-
bred.
3
...
...
Sex.
4
Male ...
Female...
Age.
5
Years.
4
6
Colour.
6
White
...
...
White, black nearly
Height
behind
the
hump.
7
Cubits.
4' 6"
4' 6"
Length
of body
from
behind
hump
to root
of tail.
8
Cubits.
4' 6"
4
6"
Girth of
chest.
9
Cubits.
5' 3"
5' 3"
Girth of
forearm.
10
Ft.
1
1
Girth of
shank.
11
Ft.
...
...
REMARKS.
12
Column 11 is wrong
and has been dele-
ted,
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What is the total land area of the subdivision (cultivated, grazing, and
sterile, separately, if practicable) ?
Is any land available on a Government estate or otherwise, and if so, on
what estate, which is suited for cattle-breeding ?
How are cattle fed, whether stall-fed or glazed, or both ; and whether any
grain, &c., is allowed ?
Is grazing scarce or plentiful ?
...
...
...
..
...
...
Is there any scarcity of drinking water for cattle ?
...
...
...
...
Are the cattle sheltered during the winter and rains ?
...
...
...
Number of bulls in proportion to cows, and whether sufficient or not ? ...
Do the calves have all the cows' milk ; if not, how much ?
...
...
...
At what age are calves weaned and how are they fed after weaning ? ...
At what age are bull-calves geided, and when do they begin work ? ...
Is fodder stored for cattle, and if so, what does it comprise
?
...
...
Average yield of milk, and how long after calving do the cows continue
to give milk ?
Average price of local bulls, cows, and bullocks ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
Ditto
of imported
ditto
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Whence do the imported cattle come, and for what purpose are they
imported ?
Is there any special system of cattle management in your subdivision ? ...
What is the average height of the best bulls behind hump ?
...
...
What is the average height of the worst bulls behind hump ?
...
...
What is the average height of cows ?
...
...
Are Brahmini bulls let loose ?
...
...
...
...
...
...
Are there too many Brahmini bulls ?
... ... ... ... ... ...
Answers.
The area is not known. But ¼th of the land is purti, and the res are under
cultivation.
Nil.
Yes, both. Generally musur is given.
Plentiful.
No.
Yes.
Two per cent., which is sufficient.
About ¼th only.
At the age of 10 to 11 months, when they are fed with grass.
After 3 or 4 years, when they begin to work.
Yes, they consist of " bhusas" and " poals of dhan."
3 to 4 seers. About 10 or 11 months.
Bulls are not sold, cows at Rs. 25 to Rs. 40, and bullocks Rs. 20 to Rs. 30.
No noticeable difference.
Tirhut, Shahabad (Berhampore), and Gaya for selling.
No.
From 3¼ to 4 cubits only (4 feet 10½ inches to 7 feet.
From 2 to 3 cubits (3 feet to 4 feet 6 inches.)
From 3 to 3½ cubits (4 feet 6 inches to 5 feet 3 inches.
Yes.
No.
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Measurements of cattle (bulls, bullocks and cows) in the BARH subdivision of PATNA district.
BREED.
Indigenous.
1
31,000
...
...
...
280
...
...
...
11,000 ... ... ...
Imported.
2
16,000
5,000
Cross-bred.
3
14,000
220
5,000
Yeare.
4
Bullocks
Bulls ...
Cows ...
Age.
5
Yrs.
4
4 to 5
4 to 5
Colour.
6
Brown, red, black
and white.
Ditto
Ditto
Height
behind
the
hump.
7
Ft.
4 to 4½
4 to 4½
3 to 3½
Length
of body
from
behind
hump
to root
of tail.
8
Ft.
5 to 6
3 to 3¾
3 to 3½
Girth at
chest.
9
Ft.
2 to 2¾
2 to 2¾
2 to 2½
Girth of
forearm.
10
Ins.
6 to 8
6 to 8
6
Girth of
shank.
11
Ins.
6
6 to 9
6
REMARKS.
12
BARH SUBDIVISION—PATNA DISTRICT.
Information in connection with proposals for improving the breed of cattle in Bengal.
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number.
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Questions.
2
What is the total land area of the subdivision (cultivated, grazing, and
sterile, separately, if practicable) ?
Is any land available on a Government estate or otherwise, and if so, on
what estate, which is suited for cattle-breeding ?
How are cattle fed, whether stall-fed or grazed, or both ; and whether any
grain, &c., is allowed ?
Is grazing scarce or plentiful ? ... ... ...
Is there any scarcity of drinking water for cattle ? ... ... ...
Are the cattle sheltered during the winter and rains ? ... ... ...
Number of bulls in proportion to cows, and whether sufficient or not ? ...
Do the calves have all the cows' milk ; if not, how much ?
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At what age are calves weaned, and how are they fed after weaning? ...
At what age are bull-calves gelded, and when do they begin work ? ...
Is fodder stored for cattle, and if so, what does it comprise? ... ...
Average yield of milk, and how long after calving do the cows continue to
give milk ?
Average price of local bulls, cows, and bullocks
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Ditto
of imported
ditto
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Whence do the imported cattle come, and for what purpose are they
imported ?
Is there any special system of cattle management in your subdivision ? ...
What is the average height of the best bulls behind hump ? ... ... ...
What is the average height of the worst bulls behind hump ? ... ...
What is the average height of cows ?
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Are Brahmini bulls let loose ? ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
Are there too many Brahmini bulls ?
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Answers.
No answers given.
J