The Sahiwal cow is India's highest-yielding indigenous A2 dairy breed — producing 10–16 litres of rich A2 milk per day, far more than any other desi breed. Originally from the Sahiwal district of Punjab (now Pakistan), it combines the nutritional superiority of A2 milk with exceptional heat tolerance and disease resistance. Discover the breed's characteristics, milk benefits, and why it is considered India's finest dairy cow.
The Gir cow is one of India's most prized indigenous breeds — originating from the Gir forest of Gujarat and renowned for producing the highest quality A2 milk. Rich in A2 beta-casein protein, Omega-3, and fat-soluble vitamins, Gir cow milk and Bilona ghee are considered among the most therapeutic dairy products in Ayurveda. Discover the breed's characteristics, milk benefits, and why GoneFarmers sources from Gir cow farmers.
GoneFarmers' Gokulam cattle feed range — formulated with polished rice bran, wheat bran, and black moong bran — is designed specifically for Desi and indigenous cows. Paired with GOCAL-5G liquid calcium and Ayurvedic herb supplement, it supports milk production, bone strength, and overall health for native Indian breeds like Punganur, Gir, Sahiwal, and Ongole.
Meet the Punganur cow — one of the world's smallest cattle breeds and Andhra Pradesh's most treasured Desi heritage. Standing under 90 cm tall, this critically endangered breed produces rich A2 milk with up to 8.5% fat content. Discover its characteristics, cultural significance, A2 milk benefits, and how GoneFarmers supports its conservation.