Beetal Goat

Beetal Goat – Complete Description About Beetal Goat Beetal Goat is a popular dual-purpose goat breed known for both milk and meat production. It is famous for its long drooping ears, attractive

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Beetal Goat

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Beetal Goat – Complete Description About Beetal Goat Beetal Goat is a popular dual-purpose goat breed known for both milk and meat production. It...

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Beetal Goat

Beetal Goat – Complete Description
About Beetal Goat
Beetal Goat is a popular dual-purpose goat breed known for both milk and meat production. It is
famous for its long drooping ears, attractive appearance, strong body, and excellent breeding
performance.

Size & Lifespan
•Adult Buck Weight: 65–90 kg
•Adult Doe Weight: 45–70 kg
•Height: 70–90 cm
•Lifespan: 10–15 years
•Colors: Black, Brown, Red, Spotted, and Mixed Colors

Food Habits (What Does It Eat?)
Beetal Goats enjoy:
•Green Grass
•Napier Grass
•Tree Leaves (Subabul, Neem, Banyan, etc.)
•Alfalfa Hay
•Dry Hay
•Fodder Crops
•Goat Feed Pellets
•Corn (Maize)
•Wheat Bran
•Mineral Mixture
•Salt Licks
•Fresh Clean Water

Water Requirement
Fresh clean drinking water should always be available.
Foods to Avoid

Do NOT feed:
•Moldy Hay
•Rotten Grass
•Toxic Plants
•Plastic Materials
•Spoiled Feed
•Excess Processed Foods
•Dirty or Contaminated Water

Breeding Information
•Breeding Age: 8–12 months
•Best Breeding Age: 1–5 years
•Gestation Period: Approximately 150 days
•Kids Per Birth: Usually 1–3 kids
•Weaning Age: 3–4 months
Kid Care
•Newborn kids should receive colostrum immediately after birth.
•Keep kids warm and dry.
•Provide clean bedding.
•Follow vaccination and deworming schedules.
•Ensure balanced nutrition for healthy growth.

Housing & Maintenance
Shelter Requirements
•Clean and dry goat shed
•Good ventilation
•Protection from rain and extreme heat
•Spacious exercise area
•Proper fencing and security

Daily Care
•Fresh fodder and feed daily
•Clean drinking water
•Regular grazing and exercise
•Clean shed and bedding
•Mineral and vitamin supplementation

Health Care
•Regular deworming
•Vaccination schedule
•Hoof trimming when needed
•Mineral supplements
•Veterinary health checkups
•Milk Production
•Average Milk Yield: 1.5–3.5 liters per day
•Good-quality females can produce more under proper management.

Special Features
•Excellent milk and meat breed
•Long attractive ears
•Strong breeding performance
•Hardy and adaptable breed
•High commercial value
•Popular among goat farmers

Contact Information
Sri Krishna Poultry Farm
7795553935
9741235052