Know Your Breed
Jamunapari
The Jamnapari goat is a breed known for its excellent milk production, distinctive appearance with long, pendulous ears, and adaptability to various climates. Found primarily in the Indian subcontinent, particularly in Uttar Pradesh, these goats are valued for their high-quality milk, meat, and skin. They have a medium to large frame, a convex facial profile, and are often used in crossbreeding programs to enhance the productivity of other goat breeds.
Sirohi
The Sirohi goat, native to Rajasthan, India, is a medium to large-sized breed known for its hardiness. Recognized for both meat and milk production, it has a reddish-brown coat, medium-sized ears, and is adaptable to arid conditions. The breed is valued for its tender and flavorful meat, making it popular among farmers in the region.
Boer
The Boer goat is a breed originally from South Africa, renowned for its exceptional meat quality and rapid growth rate. Boer goats typically have a white body with a distinctive reddish-brown head and ears. They are hardy and adaptable, thriving in various climates. Boers are primarily raised for meat production, and their meat is known for its leanness and succulence. The breed has gained global popularity for its excellent reproductive capabilities and efficiency in converting forage into meat. Medium-sized goat with a light brown to white coat.
Beetal
The Beetal goat is a breed originating from India, particularly in the Punjab region. Recognized for its distinctive appearance and high milk production, the Beetal goat has a predominantly red or brown coat with white markings. It is known for its adaptability to various climates and is raised primarily for milk, meat, and skin. The breed’s milk is of good quality, and Beetal goats are often crossbred to enhance the productivity of other goat breeds.