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Know Some information about Goat Farming Contribution in India
27%
Goats make up to India's total livestock
14%
Contribute to India's total meat production
3%
India's total milk production
₹40k cr
Annual India's national economy
10K MT
India exported meat to the overseas
90%
World Goat population resides in Asia and Africa
Goat farming
Basics and Benefits
Goat farming is a sustainable livestock venture. Goats are hardy animals that can thrive in diverse environments, making them suitable for various climates and terrains. Their ability to utilize different types of vegetation makes them cost-effective to feed. Additionally, goats have a short gestation period and high reproductive rates, allowing for quick herd growth. Goats are also known for their friendly and sociable nature, making them enjoyable to work with on a daily basis. These factors contribute to the economic viability and versatility of goat farming as a profitable agricultural venture.
Our mission on goat farming is driven by a commitment to sustainability, community well-being, and environmental responsibility
Our mission on goat farming is driven by
Commitment to sustainability
Having Community of well being
Environmental responsibility
Design and construction
A well-designed goat farm with all the necessary facilities can help ensure higher production, maximum profit, and good health for the goats. A standard goat farm should have 10 square feet of well protected shed and 20 square feet of playground or grazing ground for each goat
Breeding
Goat ewes can produce a kid every year if properly managed, as they have a five-month gestation period. Natural breeding can be very effective if managed properly.
Transportation
Comfortable mode of transportation is necessary to introduce new breeds of goats to the farm and move adult meat goats to the slaughterhouse.
Vaccination
Vaccinating goats time to time is essential to protect them from various diseases such as foot and mouth disease (FMD), anthrax, and transmissible pneumonia.
Veterinary care
Regular health and weight checks are vital to identify any potential health issues before they become major problems
Nutrition
Poor nutrition can result in lower rates of production, affect the immune system, and make it harder for the animal to fight disease. Balanced and regulated diet of dry fodder, green fodder and grains is must for a good and healthy animal.
Goat farming business in India and Overseas
The goat farming market in India is flourishing due to various factors. With increasing demand for goat meat and milk, farmers are finding lucrative opportunities in this sector. Goats make up to 27% of India’s total livestock population. They contribute 14% to India’s total meat production and 3% to India’s total milk production. According to last financial review, goat farming contributes ₹40,000 crore annually to India’s national economy.
Today India is the largest producer of goats, followed by China, Nigeria, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Ethiopia, Chad, Kenya, Sudan, Mali, Mongolia and Tanzania.
Asia and Africa put together is the home of staggering 90% of the goat population of the world.
India exported 9,592.31 MT of goat/sheep meat to the world worth Rs. 537 Crores during the year 2022-23 and there is an exponential growth in these figures every year.
Goat farming – Products and by products
Goat farming offers a wide range of by-products with diverse applications
Goat meat
It is the most preferred red meat in India, has no religious taboo and liked by all classes of people.
Goat Guts
Guts from goats are preserved in refined salt and exported for use as casings in sausage making.
Goat milk
Goat milk protein has a digestibility coefficient of 85% and biological value of 67.5% and contains many essential amino acids.
Goat skin
Indian leather industry has very high demand for goat skin. Since goat skin is durable and softer than other big animals, they are used for making daily use products like, bags, belts, jackets and shoe uppers.
Goat hair
Fine quality goat hairs are used for making suiting fabric, blankets, rugs, bedspreads and curtains. Coarse quality hairs are used for commercial fabric, ropes and upholstery.
Goat manure and urine
Goat manure helps maintain the soil fertility. It is several times richer in fertilizing ingredients (nitrogen and phosphoric acid) than the manure of cows/buffaloes/sheep. Urine of goats has valuable medicinal properties and also used as an insect and rodent repellent.
