Goat Farming
KNOW YOUR GOAT BREEDS
Every breed has its own character, purpose and strengths. Discover what makes each one unique.
BLACK BENGAL
ORIGIN
India & Bangladesh
MAIN USE
Meat & Skin
KEY FEATURE
Small-Sized, hardy and
adaptable
JAMUNAPARI
ORIGIN
Uttar Pradesh, India
KEY FEATURE
Large body with long, distinctive ears
MAIN USE
Milk & Meat
BOER
ORIGIN
South Africa
MAIN USE
Meat Production
KEY FEATURE
Fast Growth & strong meat-producing ability
BEETAL
ORIGIN
Panjab region
MAIN USE
Milk & Meat
KEY FEATURE
Large body and good milk production
FROM BIRTH TO HEALTHY GOAT
A NEW BEGINNING
Day 0–7 — The first few days are an important start to a goat’s life. Newborn kids need warmth, their mother’s milk, a clean and dry environment, and close attention. Proper care during this early stage helps them stay active, comfortable and ready for healthy growth.
GROWING CURIOSITY
1–3 Months — As the kid grows, it becomes more active, playful and curious about its surroundings. Along with mother’s milk, it gradually begins exploring suitable solid foods such as soft grass and hay. A clean shelter, fresh water and gentle daily care support healthy growth during this important stage.
BUILDING STRENGTH
3–6 Months — During this stage, young goats become stronger, more active and increasingly independent. A balanced diet of fresh grass, green fodder, hay and suitable supplementary feed provides the nutrition they need for steady growth. Clean water, enough space to move and regular care help them develop into healthy young goats.
GROWING INDEPENDENCE
6–12 Months — Young goats are becoming stronger, more active and more independent as they approach adulthood. A nutritious diet of fresh grass, green fodder, hay and suitable supplementary feed supports continued growth and development. Regular movement, clean shelter, fresh water and attentive daily care help prepare them for a healthy adult life.
STRONG & HEALTHY
12+ Months — By adulthood, goats have reached a stage of greater strength, activity and independence. A balanced diet of fresh grass, green fodder, hay, clean water and suitable nutrition helps maintain their health and condition. Comfortable shelter, regular movement and attentive daily care support a strong, active and healthy adult life.
WHAT DOES A GOAT EAT
A balanced diet is essential for healthy growth, energy, and overall well-being.
Green Fodder
Fresh grasses & leafy plants provide natural nutrients, fiber, and moisture that support healthy digestion, energy, and overall well-being.
Dry Fodder
Hay & other dry fodder provide essential fiber and help support healthy digestion while adding variety to a goat’s daily feeding routine.
Tree Leaves & Browse
Nutritious leaves, shrubs, and natural browse can add variety to a goat’s diet while providing additional nutrients & supporting natural feeding behavior.
Grains
Grains provide extra energy and nutrients that support healthy growth, activity, and body condition when included appropriately in a balanced goat diet.
Clean Water
Fresh, clean water keeps goats hydrated, supports digestion, regulates body functions, and helps maintain their overall health, energy, comfort, and well-being.
Minerals
Essential minerals support healthy bones, growth, muscle function, and overall development while helping goats meet their nutritional needs at every stage of life.
OUR GOAT CARE ROUTINE
provide fresh green fodder or balanced feed as per their age and needs.
Ensure clean,fresh water is available and troughs are the full and clean.
Goats graze and browse naturally. It keeps them active and strong.
Check for behavior, appetite, injuries or any signs of illness.
Provide the evening feed to meet their nutritional needs.
Clean the shelter, remove waste and keep bedding dry and comfortable.
CAN YOU SPOT A HEALTHY GOAT ?
Clean & Bright Eyes
Bright, clean eyes are an important sign to observe when checking a goat's general health.
Active & Alert
A healthy goat is usually active, responsive and interested in its surroundings.
Clean Coat
A clean, well-kept coat can be a useful part of a general health check.
Strong Movement
Normal, comfortable movement and steady footing are important signs to observe.
Good Hydration
Fresh, clean drinking water should always be available to support everyday well-being.
Healthy Appetite
A normal appetite and regular eating are encouraging signs of everyday health.