How should I price my buffalo?

Price your buffalo mainly by milk yield, fat, age, pregnancy status, breed, and body condition. A good Murrah usually sells higher than an average local buffalo because it gives better milk and fat. If she is in milk, a healthy high-yield buffalo with good udder and calm temperament gets a better rate. If she is pregnant, the price goes up. If she is old, thin, or has udder or leg problems, the price comes down. As a general guide, good dairy buffaloes in India often move in a wide market range from about sixty thousand rupees to four lakh rupees, depending on breed and performance. Put clear photos, mention daily milk, days in milk, and whether she is pregnant. If you want, list her on Pashushala seller page and compare nearby market demand before fixing the final rate.