Desi cattle refer to indigenous breeds of cattle found in the Indian subcontinent, including countries like India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. These breeds are well-adapted to local climates and conditions, making them resilient and efficient for farming. They are primarily used for milk production, draught work, and as a source of manure. There are several notable breeds of desi cattle, such as Gir, Sahiwal, and Tharparkar. Each breed has unique characteristics, including size, color, and milk yield. Desi cattle play a vital role in the agricultural economy and cultural practices of the region, supporting livelihoods and traditional farming methods.