World's most expensive buffalo in India valued at Rs 23 crore! Rs 1500 per day spent on diet

Cattle breeding in India and several other countries is an ancient practice that has been passed on for generations. Breeding cattle ensures a good source of income for farmers and ranchers. While the breeders or farmers decide the price of the cattle, the value depends on the breed. However, what could be the highest value of a buffalo? Well, what if it is Rs 1 crore! Sounds shocking. The world's most expensive buffalo is from India and is valued at Rs 23 crore.

The impressive buffalo weighing 1500 kg is named Anmol and it belongs to a man in Haryana. Not just its size or price, the daily diet of this buffalo will leave anyone shocked.

 

 

 

 

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For its gigantic size, breeding potential and pedigree, Anmol quickly became a spectacle in India's farming community. According to a report by Times of India, for its high demand, Anmol became an icon in the Animal husbandry and captured national attention.

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Anmol's lifestyle

Anmol maintains a healthy lifestyle that costs huge to its owner. Anmol's daily diet consists of highly nutritious foods including 30 bananas, 50 gram almonds, 5 kg milk, 4 kg pomegranates, and 20 eggs. Moreover, Anmol is supplemented with oil cake, ghee, green fodder, soybeans, and corn. Such a specialized diet supports Anmol's substantial growth and stamina.

In addition to its daily nutritious diet, Anmol's health is maintained through regular grooming. The buffalo takes bath two times a day using a mixture of almond and mustard oils which ensures a glossy coat and robust health.

Despite the high costs, Anmol's owner Gill is committed to keep its upkeep. However, the high expenses led Gill to sell Anmol's mother and sister. Notably, Anmol's mother was known for producing a record 25 litres of milk per day.

Well, Anmol's popularity extends beyond its value, diet and size. The buffalo plays a crucial role in cattle breeding. Anmol's semen is collected twice weekly. The price per extraction is Rs 250 and is on high demand. Each collection can contribute to breeding hundreds of cattle, which ensures a steady monthly income of Rs 4-5 lakh. This breeding demand helps Gill in covering the high costs of Anmol's maintenance and upkeep.

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Though Gill has received several offers of selling Anmol despute its Rs 23 crore valuation, he considers the buffalo as his family member and has no intention of selling his prized buffalo.

Of course, Anmol's impressive genetics and physical attributes make its offspring highly desirable in the breeding industry.