Gir
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Five pure Gir sires from public bull cards — identity, dam lactation, fat, and line. A reading room, not a product grid.
Mean 305-day yield in the NDDB sample: 2,573 kg. Only 1.63% of cows cleared 4,000 kg — read high dam figures against that map.
Dam best lactation (kg) — highest recorded lactation of the bull’s mother; main milk proxy for young sires. Fat % belongs to that lactation when printed.
Breeding value and star rating are catalogue snapshots. Missing daughter yield is information, not a page error. INAPH / tag keeps the animal traceable when straws move.
Pedigree Selection milk is a selection map, not a promise for every Gir cow in India. A2 literature often finds Gir with high A2A2 frequency (near 0.93 in one study) — individual status still needs a lab test.
Browse the register or read breed intelligence.
Bull figures from public station cards · re-verify live inventory · A2 is breed-level literature unless a lab certificate is attached.