The Pollachi cattle market saw 2500 cattle from various districts of Tamil Nadu and other states brought for sale on September 24. Native cows, buffaloes, and Kangeyam bulls were among the cattle sold.
Coimbatore: The bi-weekly cattle market in Pollachi, which takes place every Tuesday and Thursday, witnessed a bustling trade on September 24. The market saw an influx of 2500 cattle brought for sale from various districts of Tamil Nadu and neighboring states.
The cattle market, a significant event for livestock traders and farmers in the region, showcased a variety of bovines. Native cows were sold at prices ranging from 35,000 to 40,000 rupees, while native buffaloes fetched between 40,000 and 45,000 rupees. The prized Kangeyam bulls, known for their sturdy build and suitability for agricultural work, commanded higher prices, selling for 55,000 to 60,000 rupees.
This robust turnout and the range of prices indicate a healthy demand for cattle in the region. The Pollachi cattle market continues to serve as an important platform for buyers and sellers, facilitating trade and supporting the local agricultural economy. The consistent inflow of cattle from various parts of Tamil Nadu and beyond underscores the market's significance in the livestock trade circuit of South India.
The cattle market, a significant event for livestock traders and farmers in the region, showcased a variety of bovines. Native cows were sold at prices ranging from 35,000 to 40,000 rupees, while native buffaloes fetched between 40,000 and 45,000 rupees. The prized Kangeyam bulls, known for their sturdy build and suitability for agricultural work, commanded higher prices, selling for 55,000 to 60,000 rupees.
This robust turnout and the range of prices indicate a healthy demand for cattle in the region. The Pollachi cattle market continues to serve as an important platform for buyers and sellers, facilitating trade and supporting the local agricultural economy. The consistent inflow of cattle from various parts of Tamil Nadu and beyond underscores the market's significance in the livestock trade circuit of South India.