JAKHRANA GOAT INFORMATION

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Introduction of Jakhrana Goat:- Jakhrana goat is a dual-purpose breed raised for meat and milk. Though
it is a dual-purpose breed, most of the time it is considered as dairy bread because of good milking skill.
This breed has been said to be originated in India. The home tract of this goat is Jakhrana village in alwar district of Rajasthan state in India. Jakhrana goats are similar to Beetal
goat breeds, the major difference being that Jakhrana goats are longer.
Apart from meat and milk production, the skin of these goat

 Purpose of Jakhrana Goat Farming:- Milk and meat.

 Jakhrana Goat Description:- Jakhrana is a large size goat with compact body. Coat colour of this goat
breed is predominantly black with white spots on ears and muzzle. The hair on coat is short and lustrous.
Goat face is straight with raised forehead. Both male goats and female goats will have horns. This breed
ears are medium size about 16to 18 cm in length, leafy and dropping. This goat breed udder is large with
large conical teats.
Jakhrana Goat Breed Characteristics and Performance:-  Breeding Efficiency in Jakhrana goats is about 85%. Kidding Efficiency in Jakhrana goats is about 80%. Daily milk production: up to 3 kg/day. Lactation period: 180-200 days. Goat Size (Avg) Jakhrana Male (Adult) Jakhrana Female (Adult) Body weight (kg) 57 45 Body length (cm) 84 78
Chest girth (cm) 86 79 You Might Be Interested In:
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 Jakhrana Goat Breed Characteristics and Performance:- Breeding Efficiency in Jakhrana goats is about 85%. Kidding Efficiency in Jakhrana goats is about 80%.
Daily milk production: up to 3 kg/day. Lactation period: 180-200 days

 Goat Size (Avg) Jakhrana Male (Adult) Jakhrana Female (Adult)
Body weight (kg) 57 45
Body length (cm) 84 78
Chest girth (cm) 86 79 







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