The Nellore breed cow Viatina 19 Five Mara Emoves has become the highest selling cow ever at the live stock auction held in Brazil.
A Nellore breed cow was auctioned for 4.8 million US dollars in the live stock auction held in Arando, Sao Paulo, Brazil, and this price is more than one billion in Pakistani currency.
Before this, last year also, Nellore breed cow was declared as the most expensive cow in the world which was auctioned for 4.3 million dollars.
The Nellore breed of cow is known for its bright white fur and distinctive hump on the shoulders, this breed of cow originated in India but has become one of the most important breeds of cattle found in Brazil.
Named following the Nellore district of the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh, these cattle are scientifically classified as Bos indicus and are from the robust and adaptable Ongole cattle breed of India.
The first pair of Ongole cattle was introduced in Brazil in 1868, following which the spread of this breed began in the country.
The Nellore breed’s ability to thrive in hot temperatures, its efficient metabolism and resistance to infection have increased its importance among cattle breeders.
The importance of Viatina 19 Five-Mara Emovis goes beyond its individual value because of its genetic material, which is expected to carry all the superior traits in the new generation it produces.
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2024-04-24 05:56:36