Gaibandha’s Lal Bahadur and Pahari Palwan are catching everyone’s attention

Ahead of Eid al-Adha, two huge bulls, Lal Bahadur and Pahari Palwan, are now ready at Friends Cattle Farm in Nasratpur, Gaibandha Sadar. The two cows have grown up with a huge body, attractive appearance and utmost care.Red and light black Lal Bahadur. Farm owner Khademul Islam Jewel bought the small Lal Bahadur from College Hat in Bogra two years ago.The huge Shahiwal breed Lal Bahadur looks as regal as it is heavy. Despite having a monster-like appearance with two erect horns, he is very calm in nature. He is about 8 feet long and 5 feet 5 inches tall.And...

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Ahead of Eid al-Adha, two huge bulls, Lal Bahadur and Pahari Palwan, are now ready at Friends Cattle Farm in Nasratpur, Gaibandha Sadar. The two cows have grown up with a huge body, attractive appearance and utmost care.Red and light black Lal Bahadur. Farm owner Khademul Islam Jewel bought the small Lal Bahadur from College Hat in Bogra two years ago.The huge Shahiwal breed Lal Bahadur looks as regal as it is heavy. Despite having a monster-like appearance with two erect horns, he is very calm in nature. He is about 8 feet long and 5 feet 5 inches tall.And the light black and white and gray Pahari Palwan. The owner has named the cow Pahari Palawan as a hobby because it is a very strong and hill breed. The Pahari Palawan has been raised on this farm for about two and a half years after collecting it from the local market. This giant cow is about 7.5 feet long and about 5 feet 5 inches tall. Despite its huge physical size, it is a very calm mountain palanquin by nature. Farmer Khademul Islam Jewel has been preparing these two giant cows for sale for a long time.You can go to the farm and see rows of food pots and pots. Pumpkin, potatoes, and lentils are being cooked in a grand ceremony. It looks like a wedding or a big event.But that is not the case, said Khademul Islam Jewel, owner of Friends Cattle Farm in Nasratpur, who said that this arrangement is only for the cows on the farm. He takes care of them by doing a daily routine. He does not feed them any feed or anything artificial. In addition to grain food, their diet includes potatoes, pumpkins, sweet potatoes, rice flour, husks, various types of pulses and green grass.He also said that Lal Bahadur and Pahari Palawan, who have been raised at Friends Cattle Farm for several years, have become the most beloved of everyone, including the farm’s caretakers. Everyone loves them like their own family members. People of all ages flock to the farm every day to see the two huge cows.Lal Bahadur, who is about 3 and a half years old, weighs about 800 kg and Pahari Palawan weighs about 750 kg. Not only these two cows, but more than two hundred cows, both domestic and crossbred, have been prepared for sale at Friends Cattle Farm for Eid-ul-Adha.