Buffalo Golu: A buffalo worth 10 crores eats 25 liters of milk and 15 kg of fruits daily, a long line to take selfie

Newz Fast, New Delhi: These days a buffalo worth ten crores remains the center of attraction in the Kisan Mela in Meerut. The reason for this buffalo is 1500 kg and its name is Golu. You will get to see a buffalo worth ten crores in Meerut.

Let us inform that a Kisan Mela has been organized in Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Agricultural University, Meerut. In this fair, a buffalo worth ten crores has also reached Meerut from Panipat in Haryana. The name of this buffalo is Golu.

Ten crore buffalo became the center of attraction

Narendra Singh, the owner of the buffalo, says that the price of this buffalo has gone up to ten crores. Lakhs of rupees are spent per month in the catering and care of buffaloes. The income from this buffalo is also huge.

This buffalo eats 25 liters of milk, 15 kg of fruits, 15 kg of grain and 10 kg of peas daily. Apart from this, green fodder is also given to it. It is taken for a six km walk every day in the evening.

Golu's body is massaged with oil everyday. Buffalo owners earn lakhs of rupees every month by selling the sperm of this buffalo. Apart from Haryana, the demand for buffalo sperm is in many states including Punjab, Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan.

Influx of selfie takers in Meerut's agriculture fair

There is an influx of people to take selfies with ten crore buffaloes in the fair. Earlier, in the Kisan Mela, 1.25 billion buffalo 'Yuvraj' of Karamveer Singh of Kurukshetra district of Haryana had also reached. It was offered to buy for nine and a half crores.

It is worth mentioning that in Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel University of Agriculture and Technology, Meerut, the All India Kisan Mela and agriculture industry 'Krishi Kumbh 2022' were started in the university campus on 18 October.

Agriculture University Vice Chancellor Professor KK Singh took stock of various stalls. He said that the increasing cost of farming and not getting remunerative price for the crops according to it is the main problem of the farmers, on which there is a need for in-depth discussion.