Elite Jersey Bulls for High-Performance Dairy Farming

At Alhaiwan Group, we proudly introduce our superior Jersey bulls—renowned for their remarkable milk quality, exceptional adaptability, and premium dairy genetics. Jersey cattle are a global favorite for their rich, high-butterfat milk and efficient feed conversion, making them an ideal breed for profitable dairy farming in Pakistan... Read more

Elite Jersey Bulls for High-Performance Dairy Farming

At Alhaiwan Group, our mission is to empower dairy farmers through access to top-quality Jersey bulls that deliver proven results. Each bull is handpicked from strong genetic lines, ensuring excellent milk yield, rich butterfat content, and adaptability to local climates. Jersey bulls are known for their docile nature, high fertility rates, and unmatched feed efficiency, helping farmers achieve maximum productivity with lower input costs.

Our Jersey bulls undergo thorough health screening, fertility testing, and performance evaluations before being made available to our clients. This guarantees that every bull from Alhaiwan Group contributes to stronger herd genetics, longer lactation periods, and superior milk quality. Whether you’re managing a large commercial dairy farm or a small-scale operation, our Jersey bulls are an investment in long-term dairy success.

Alhaiwan Group takes pride in supporting the growth of Pakistan’s dairy sector with advanced breeding programs, expert consultation, and reliable after-sale services. With our Jersey bulls, farmers gain access to consistent milk production, better herd health, and sustainable profitability.

Discover the power of premium genetics—choose Alhaiwan Group’s Jersey bulls and take your dairy farm to the next level!

Notes:

•Peak estimates are derived as multipliers of average daily yield: Peak@1.3 = Average × 1.3; Peak@1.4 = Average × 1.4; Peak@1.5 = Average × 1.5. For records already expressed as daily liters, smaller multipliers (1.1–1.2) were applied.
•Flag outliers: If Estimated Peak > 18 L/day, a ■ symbol is shown. These represent upper-tail estimates and are highly sensitive to season and feed conditions. Flag also indicates that the bull comes from a mother with a superior lactation curve, suggesting strong genetic potential to pass this on.
•Parity & season note: Peaks tend to be higher in later parities and in winter/spring, and lower in summer heat stress conditions.
•Validation point: Record a pilot subset of ~20 cows with test-day data at 30–70 days in milk (DIM) to validate whether the 1.4× multiplier holds true for the herd.
•Disclaimer: These are Estimated Peak Yields based on Wood’s lactation curve model and published Jersey lactation studies. They are for communication and selection purposes, not exact test-day measurements.