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Altai Mountain
American Lamancha
Anatolian Black Goat
Anglo-Nubian
Angora
Appenzell Goat
Arapawa
Argentata of Etna
Auckland Island
Australian Cashmere
Australian Miniature Goat
Bagot
Banatian White
Barbari
Beetal
Belgian Fawn
Benadir
Bhuj
Bilberry
Bionda dell'Adamello
Black Bengal
Boer
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British Alpine
Brown Shorthair
Canary Island
Canindé
Carpathian
Chyangra
Chamois Coloured goat
Changthangi
Chappar
Charnequeira
Chengde Polled
Chengdu Brown
Chigu
Chué
Corsican
Dera Din Panah
Damani
Damascus
Danish Landrace
Don
Duan
Dutch Landrace
Dutch Toggenburg
Erzgebirge
Fainting
Finnish Landrace
Garganica
Girgentana
Göingeget
Golden Guernsey
Grisons Striped
Guddi
Hailun
Haimen
Hasi
Hejazi
Hexi Cashmere
Hongtong
Huaipi
Huaitoutala
Hungarian Improved
Icelandic
Irish
Jamnapari
Jining Grey
Jonica
Kaghani
Kalahari Red
Kalbian
Kamori
Kinder
Kiko
Korean Black Goat
Kri-kri
La Mancha
Laoshan
Majorera
Maltese
Massif Central
Messinese
Mini Oberhasli
Mountain Goat
Murcia-Granada
Murciana
Nachi
Nigerian Dwarf
Nigora goat
Norwegian
Oberhasli
Orobica
Peacock
Philippine
Poitou
Pygmy
Pygora
Pyrenean
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- 1. Keeping animals for food and raw materials.
- 2. Role of Animal Farming 30-40% of income of rural population comes from livestock production activities. The animal farming sector contributed 49% of the agriculture. Eight percent of total exports derived from animal farming and their products. Fifth largest milk producing country.
- 3. Finest Dairy Breeds Nili-Ravi weight:- 600-750 kg Lactation:- 6-7 kg/day Lactation period:-325 days
- 4. Finest Dairy Breeds Kundi buffaloes 600kg Lactation period:-325 days 6.8L/day
- 5. Finest Dairy Breeds Red Sindhi 400-500 kg lactation period:-265 days 7.5 kg/day
- 6. Balkhi Sheep Domesticated breed of sheep. Found in Afghanistan and north western Pakistan. Fat tailed mutton type. Weight: 70 kg(both male and female). Lactation period:105 days and produce 60 kg milk during this period.
- 7. Baluchi Sheep Domesticated breed of sheep. Found in southwest Pakistan, Iran and southern Afghanistan. Member of fat tailed breed. Raised primarily for wool. Black and white having black mark on head and legs. Weight: 35kg. Lactation period: 120 days and gives 35 kg milk during this period.
- 8. Dhatti Camel Mean weight: 578kg. Lactation length:530days Milk yield:2850 liters Average age: 3.8 years Load carrying capacity: 450 kg
- 9. Bactrian Camel Mean weight: 800kg Lactation period: 250days Milk yield: 1150 liters Average age: 4.5 years Load carrying capacity: 490 kg
- 10. LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS Milk 33.230 million tons Beef 1.237 million tons Mutton 0.827 million tons Poultry meat 0.514 million tons Eggs 9.618 billions Wool 41.2 thousand tons Hair 25.0 thousand tons Economic Survey(2006-07)
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- 12. Challenges Facing Livestock Poor genetic & reproductive efficiency Epidemics of infectious diseases Lack of organized marketing Small holders’ production system Shortage (by 30%) of feed resources in quantity & quality Unavailability of credit to the livestock farmers (11% of agricultural credit)
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