Goats

Have you ever dreamed of owning a goat farm but felt overwhelmed by the idea? Fear not, as you can embark on a rewarding journey from being a goat farming novice to an accomplished goat farmer. In this article, we will explore the basic steps to follow as you become a goat farming hero. We’ll […]

India offers various training programs for goat farming, designed to equip farmers, entrepreneurs, and professionals with the necessary skills and knowledge to manage successful goat enterprises. These training programs are provided by different institutions, such as research institutes, agricultural universities, and government departments. Some notable training programs and institutions in India are: Central Institute for

The Central Institute for Research on Goats (CIRG) is a premier research institution located in Mathura, Uttar Pradesh, India. Founded in 1979, CIRG operates under the umbrella of the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR). The institute focuses on research and developmental activities to enhance the productivity and profitability of goat farming in India, contributing

oat farming is an ancient practice that has been a source of food, clothing, and income for many generations. Goats are versatile animals that can thrive in various environments, making them a popular choice for farmers around the world. This ultimate guide to goat farming will provide you with essential tips, tricks, and best practices

The Black Bengal goat, a native breed from the Bengal region of the Indian subcontinent, is one of the most popular goat breeds for small-scale farmers and goat enthusiasts. Known for their resilience, adaptability, and high-quality meat and skin, these goats are a valuable asset in both rural and urban settings. In this article, we’ll

Fainting goats, scientifically known as Capra aegagrus hircus, are a unique and rare breed of domesticated goats. Unlike other goat breeds, they have a distinct and rather peculiar characteristic – they appear to ‘faint’ when startled or overly excited. This breed is distinguished not only by its fainting episodes but also by its compact build

It is back, white or speckled at ears, neck, and face. It is medium-sized breed with the nose slightly roman like jamnuapari. Body length height and hearth girth 75, 85, 75 cm in bucks and 75, 82, and 75 cm in does respectively. Ears – Board, long and drooping Horns 0 Cork sket type, pointed upwards.

The surti breed is white in color, but you may find black and brown hair in different parts of the body. It is medium sized breed. Short tail, medium-sized and hanging ears, small backward horn are some of the charectrirsts of this breed. Body length and heirth girth 60,75, 70 cn in bucks and 65,71 and 71 in

Sangemneri breed is from Maharashtra, India. You will find these Goats in Ahmednagar, Pune, Nasik, etc. This is mostly a white in color, you can also find some with brown and Black with sports of 3 colors. This is reared for both Milk and Meat. Meat quality is good while Milk yield is somewhere around