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The milking performance of dual-purpose crossbred yaks

Animal Science, 1998
AbstractWild yak males were crossed with domesticated female yaks to produce a breeding herd of crossbred animals. The milk production of the progeny of this herd was measured in the present study. Yaks were milked once daily after prior suckling of the calf. Yaks were allowed to graze for 15 hiday on high-altitude (3200 to 3500 m) pastures.
B. Jialin +3 more
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Milk trait heritability and correlation with heterozygosity in yak.

Journal of applied genetics, 2004
382 yak cows were examined for milk yield, fat, protein and lactose contents. Six polymorphic loci, alphas1-CN, kappa-CN, beta-CN, beta-Lg, alpha-La and MUC-1, were scored by PAGE electrophoresis for each individual. The values of milk yield, fat, protein and lactose content were 247.13 kg, 5.81%, 5.18% and 4.93%, respectively.
X P, Jiang +4 more
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Yak Milk Production in North-East India: Prospect of Yak Herding in Arunachal Pradesh

Indian Journal of Animal Production and Management
Dairy farming plays a crucial role in achieving Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by contributing to various aspects of sustainability such as household income; increased direct consumption of healthy and nutritious food; women's empowerment and gender equality.
Tenzin Choephel, Arindam Garg, Manmohan Mall +2 more
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Yak milk and milk products: Functional, bioactive constituents and therapeutic potential