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1. DEPARTMENT OF LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION AND MANAGEMENT
COLLEGE OF VETERINARY SCIENCE AND ANIMAL HUSBANDRY, JABALPUR-482001
2019
Goat Farming, Feeding and Housing
~: Presentation by :~
DANVEER SINGH YADAV
Assistant Professor
2. INDIA having Second ranks in the Goat population
(139.4 )
Goat is multipurpose
3% milk contribution
INTRODUCTION
3. ADVANTAGE OF GOAT FARMING
Backbone of economy
Economic returns
Employment
Income generation
Insurance against crop failure
5. DIFFERENT TYPE OF GOAT FARMING
Extensive
Semi- intensive
Intensive
Tethering
6. HOUSING OF GOAT
1. Made to develop an economic.
2. Comfortable, Dry
3. Protect from adverse weather
4. Protection from rain, Humidity
5. Predators accidents and parasitic infestation.
6. Minimum labour requirement
7. GOAT HOUSE
• 60 ft x 20 ft. with 6 ft height at side and 8-10 ft in
centre is ideal for 60-80 goats
• General flock 60 – 80 adult breeding females (nannies)
are housed in this shed.
8. FLOOR SPACE REQUIREMENT
Adult goats : 12-16 sq ft/goat.
Lactating and Pregnant : 20 sq ft/goat.
Bucks : 20 sq ft/goat.
Kids : 7 days to 3 months : 5 – 5 sq ft/kid
3 – 5 months : 8 sq ft/kid
6 months to 1 year : 10 sq ft/kid
9. FEEDING OF KIDS
Colostrums
Laxative properties
Rich in all essential nutrients
Creep Feeding
10. FEEDING OF BREEDING GOAT
Flushing ration
2 weeks before breeding
Extra protein and energy just prior to breeding to
increase ovulation.
increase lambing percentage by increasing the
number of eggs
11. FEEDING OF PREGNANT GOAT
Steaming up
Kept of separate pen
Feeding of supplementary concentrate during the last
2 months of pregnancy
Free choice lick of mineral mixture
12. FEEDING OF LACTATING GOAT
Challenge feeding
More energy (grain) at the rate of 350 gm/goat
1% trace mineral
Molasses (5%)
13. FEEDING OF BREEDING BUCKS
Breeding season, the same concentrate mixture
fed 450–900 g daily.
Care must be taken not to allow the buck to get
too fat.
Make sure the buck gets plenty of exercise.
14. CARE AND MANAGEMENT OF
FATTENING STOCK
Castration
Vaccination
Dew arming
Concentrate mixture (DCP 12-14 %, TDN 63-65%) fed
@ 340-400 gm daily.
Dressing percentage of goats normally 44-55%
15. DISBUDDING OF BUCK
Bad smell, buck goat aroma fixing territory by
rubbing horn against the objects
The musk or seat glands are located
immediately behind along the inside edge of
each horn base
