BREED.

Sex.

Age.

Colour.

Height
behind
the
hump.

Length
body
from
behind
hump
to root
of tail.

Girth
at chest.

Girth
of
forearm.

Girth
of
shank.

REMARKS.

Indigenous.

Imported.

Cross-
bred.

1

2

3

4

5

C

7

8

9

10

11

12

Yrs.

Ft.  In.

Ft.   In.

Ft.   In.

Ft.   In.

Ft.  In.

Bullock ......

...

...

Male ...

7

Kail (white, includ-
ing the hoofs
and hair of the
tail).

4    0

3     2

5     0

0     10

...

Column 11 is obvious-
ly wrong and has
been deleted.
                     F. R.

Do. ......

...

...

Do. ...

15

Charak (white, bur
with hoofs and
hair of tail
black).

4    3

3     0

5     4

1       1

...

Do. ... ...

Do. ...

14

Charak

8    6

2   10

4     7

0      11

...

Do. ......

Do. ...

12

Black

^{3      7}

3     0

4     0

1      0

...

Cow ......

Female

13

Charak

3   10

3     2

4     9

1      0

...

Do. ......

Do. ...

12

Black

3     9

2   10

4     6

1      0

...

Do. ......

Do. ...

11

Kail

3     5

2   11

5     4

1      0

...

Do. ......

Do. ...

14

Charak

3     9

2   10

4     9

1      0

...

Serial
number.

Questions.

Answers.

1

2

3

1

What is the total land area of the subdivision (cultivated, grazing, and
sterile soparately, if practicable) ?

164 square miles.

2

Is any land available on a Government estate or otherwise, and if so,
on what estate, which is suited for cattle-breeding ?

No.

3

How are cattle fed, whether stall-fed or grazed, or both; and whether
any grain, &c., is allowed ?

Bulls are not domesticated here ; cows are both grazed and stall-fed ; bul-
locks are grazed only. When there is scarcity for fodder well-to-do
cattle-owners feed them also with mustard and linseed cakes, rice
husk, cotton seeds, and madua, while the richer in addition to the
above give them grain, khesari, or oats.

4

Is grazing scarce or plentiful ? ... ... ... ... ... ... ...

Scarce owing to steady extension of cultivation.

5

Is there any scarcity of drinking-water for cattle ? ... ... ... ...

No.

6

Are the cattle sheltered during the winter and rains ? ... ... ...

Yes.

7

Number of bulls in proportion to cows, and whether sufficient or not ? ...

1 to 100. Sufficient.

8

Do the calves have all the cows' milk ; if not, how much ? ... ...

Male calves are allowed all milk from 3 to 6 months, and thereafter one-
half ; female calves all milk from 1 to 1½ months, and thereafter one-
fourth.

9

At what age are calves weaned, and how are they fed after weaning ?

Not weaned.

10

At what age are bull-calves gelded, and when do they begin work ! ...

They are gelded at the age of 1½ to 2½ years. They begin work at the
age of 3 to 4 years.

11

Is fodder stored for cattle, and if so, what does it comprise ? ... ...

Yes ; it comprises bhusa, poal, and thathera.

12

Average yield of milk, and how long after calving do the cows con-
tinue to give milk ?

One seer ; 6 to 12 months.

18

Average price of local bulls, cows, and bullocks ... ... ... ...

Bulls are not sold here. Average price of cow Rs. 10, and that of bul-

14

Ditto of imported ditto ... ... ... ... ... ...

lock Rs. 18.

15

Whence do the imported cattle come, and for what purpose are they
imported ?

No imported cattle here.

16

Is there any special system of cattle management in your subdivision ?

None.

17
18

What is the average height of the best bulls behind hump? ... ... ...
What is the average height of the worst bulls behind hump ? ... ...

Bulls not domesticated here.

19

What is the average height of cows ? ... ... ... ... ...

3 feet 8 inches.

20

Are Brahmini bulls let loose ? ... ... ... ... ...

Yes.

21

Are there too many Brahmini bulls ? ... ... ... ... ... ... ...

No.