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We have milk co-operatives, managed and run by farmers themselves. You can take your extra fresh milk to your nearest collection centre and sell it. That milk is then tested and you are paid according to the quality of the milk. That milk is Pasteurized and then packed and sold on the same day...

My family lives their. My parents, my grandmother, my great grandmother, my sister.

I am in Delhi, my village is in Bihar. It's roughly a thousand kilometres away. It takes 14 hrs for the fastest train in the route to reach the State capital. I am able to visit only on longer holidays. I was there during the lockdown.

Sometimes in the middle of the night all the stray dogs just start barking and making a rukus, then we just know that they have seen 'something'. However I would suggest that the best option is to build a strong and secure shelter for animals to spend their nights. Great outdoors is a...

Here are two of my buffaloes who are going to calve in a few months. They are in my courtyard for some goodies. These two are not very welcoming buffaloes, so we keep them inside, when they are home. Their love is reserved only for the family. These pics are a few months old. This is our...

No, buffaloes give little milk when compared to cattle. Most landrace breeds will give 8-12 liters of milk. Good breeds most notably Murrah, Nili Ravi, Jafarabadi, Kundi may give upto 4 gallons of milk. I guess that the record is 28 liters in India and 32 liters in Pakistan. To put it bluntly...

One health issue that buffaloes are vulnerable to is uterine prolapse. Now prolapse generally occurs during the 3rd stage of parturition or immediately after it in buffaloes, but in rare cases it may be seen 24 h to 48 h after parturition. Poor myometrial contractions during the post-partum...

Yes, I told you that Water Buffaloes are the largest members of the tribe bovini, so even the smaller among them is a bit on the larger side.

The Livestock Guardian Dogs are no use for us. They can perhaps chase away the jackals, but tigers and leopards are a different story altogether. Luckily for us tigers tend to stay in the reserve, once in a while young males tend to wander off and loose their way, then a big search is organised...

Buffaloes were again domesticated around four thousand years ago in East Asia as a dual purpose livestock with emphasis on working abilities of the animal. They developed into what we call swamp buffaloes. They are more stocky and comparatively smaller than river buffaloes. Their horns are...

Thanks a ton. The never part was clearly a typo. To my surprise I am feeling wonderful this morning. It is as if I never got sick. It is 5:55 AM

In India buffalo's contribution in milk and meat production is more than any other livestock. Here too they cost more than cows. They will sell atleast double in price of cows. You will hardly find buffaloes roaming in the streets on documentaries about India.

I am glad that you liked. There are actually quite a few people who keep buffaloes in the Americas. In Anglo America there are or were quite a few buffalo farms and companies and individuals who keep buffaloes. I know for sure that they were in British Columbia, Ontario, New Jersey, North...

You caught it quite early. The Persistent coughing is very annoying. I have some ginger brandy, it helps with the cough. Just a snifter before bed.

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Mint, ginger, black pepper, clove, cinnamon, cardamom, lemon grass, orange zest and staranise are the most common spices for the tea. They are either added alone or in a mix, but all are not dumped together. Many people have their own recipes, some being secret. Every tea consuming country have...

I like all kinds of tea, just give it to me. Don't ask what kind do you prefer. That being said, the first morning tea is lemon tea with spices then the cinnamon tea before leaving for work. Then plain milk and sugar tea during tea break and spice milk tea during lunch break. Then cardamom tea...

Cinnamon rolls go with tea, doughnuts go with coffee, but then again that's me. I am more of a tea person though. I know coffee is staple for people in States, perhaps because you guys threw all your tea in the sea.

I am loud too. My great grandmother is deaf and my grandmother is partially deaf, so I am used to talking loudly. Buffaloes also mostly ignore you when you talk softly, so I had to shout at them too. At work some colleagues say that I speak rather loudly, I say "you need to adjust your ears then".