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Serpukhov farm decided to experiment with yaks

Farm "Full kitty" in Skrebukhov near Serpukhov first in the suburbs will try to cross yak with a cow

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Serpukhov farm decided to experiment with yaks

They decided to do without artificial insemination. The male yak will be settled with the cows, and specialists will watch them.

“This path is more complicated and rarer, but it allows you to get hainaka in more natural conditions for animals,” explained the general director of the farm Alexander Weitz.

Hainaki are hardy, eat almost any food and are not afraid of the cold. They are larger than yaks and produce more milk. It's fatter and it has more protein.

While on the farm live two yaks, Manya and Prosha. They will soon have their first calf.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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