BARBARI GOAT INFORMATION

                                                                   BARBERI



Introduction of Barbari Goat :-Barbari goat breeds are found in in
the districts of Rajasthan, Agra and Aligarh districts of U.P (Uttar
Pradesh, and Bharatpur).
Barbari Goat Description:- Barbari
goats are small animals with compact
body. There is wide variation in coat color, but white with small light brown patches is the most common.
Ears are short, tubular, and almost double with the slit opening in front, erect, directed upward and
outward. Both male Barbari and Female Barbari goats have twisted horns, medium in length and directed
upward and backward. This breed horn length is about 12cm. Male Barbari goats have a large thick beard.
Purpose of Barbari Goat Farming:- Barbari goats are grown primarily for meat.
Barbari Goat Breed Characteristics:-The following chart shows the Barbari goat characteristics.
Size Barbari Male Barbari Female
Goat Body Weight 38 kg 23 kg
Goat Body Length 65 cm 75 cm






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