Organic Cow Milk

Gir Cows are known for their distinctive appearance, which includes a hump on their back with large ears that curve inward. They are reddish-brown or white in color with a long, thin tail. They typically have long and curved horns that grow upward and outward from the sides of their head. However, the size and shape of the horns vary depending on the age, gender, and genetic makeup of the Cow. It also has a loose fold of the skin that hangs from the neck which is known as Dewlap. It is also considered to be an important physical characteristic to identify the Gir breed. An average Gir bull weighs around 550-650 kg with average height of around 1.35m, while a Cow weighs about 400-475 kg and has a height of about 1.30m. The curved hump is said to possess Surya-Ketu Nadi and Chandra-Ketu Nadi. This helps absorb and synthesize the sun rays and moon rays and is also one of the reasons why milk and milk products of humped Cows are yellowish in color and full of minerals and vitamins.