Jugni — Elite Performer

• Breed: Nili-Ravi (Balanced Mixed Bloodline)
  
• Origin: Gambar Mandi, Sahiwal (Selected October 2023)
  
• Horns: Open backward horns (distinctive trait)
  
• Peak Yield (2025): 15.520 kg/day (excluding ~5 kg suckled by calf)
  
• Effective Production: 20+ kg/day in fresh lactation
  
• Temperament: Exceptionally calm and gentle
  
• Breeding Status: Mounted by Jogi shortly after arrival
  
• Calving History: Delivered a strong male calf in 2025
  

Jugni is one of the most carefully selected and performance-driven buffaloes at Saab Heritage Farms. She was acquired from Gambar Mandi, Sahiwal, in October 2023 after an extensive evaluation process.

Our selection team reviewed hundreds of buffaloes and spent several hours assessing structure, udder quality, temperament, and breed characteristics before finalizing Jugni as a foundation animal for our herd. This rigorous selection reflects our commitment to maintaining elite genetic standards.

Shortly after her arrival, Jugni was successfully mounted by our breeding bull, Jogi, and entered our breeding program. Although her first calf was unfortunately lost, she demonstrated exceptional resilience and productivity.

In her fresh lactation at our farm in 2025, Jugni achieved a remarkable daily yield of 15.520 kg, excluding approximately 5 kg consumed by her calf — placing her among the rare 20+ kg daily producers under farm-managed conditions.

Jugni is admired for her calm temperament and easy handling, reflecting strong Nili behavioral traits. Physically, her features show stronger resemblance to Ravi lineage, while her balanced structure supports high and sustained milk flow. Her distinctive open backward horns further set her apart within our herd.

In 2025, Jugni delivered a healthy male calf that shows strong growth, structure, and breed traits, strengthening our future breeding program and reinforcing her value as a genetic contributor.

Combining elite selection, superior performance, and proven breeding potential, Jugni stands as a key pillar of our herd development strategy.