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Goat Farming: A Viable Enterprise for Smallholders and Landless People

Goat Farming: A Viable Enterprise for Smallholders and Landless People. S.K. S ingh AICRP on Goat Improvement CIRG, Farah, Mathura 281122 sks@cirg.res.in. Overview of Presentation. World Scenario Goat Genetic Resources and Production Potential of Local Breeds

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Goat Farming: A Viable Enterprise for Smallholders and Landless People

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  1. Goat Farming: A Viable Enterprise for Smallholders and Landless People S.K. Singh AICRP on Goat Improvement CIRG, Farah, Mathura 281122 sks@cirg.res.in

  2. Overview of Presentation • World Scenario • Goat Genetic Resources and Production Potential of Local Breeds • Technological Interventions and its Impact on Income Generation • Future Prospects

  3. Goat Rearing- Fact Book • Flock Size Range between 2 to 3000, 95% male kids sold between 3-6 m of age • 0ut of 154 m goats, approx. 30-40 thousands are with organized sector • Most goat rears fall in nomadic, landless, marginal category • Small flock owners produce goat milk for family consumption while commercials farers aim for meat production • Veterinary care is hardly available to goats • Flock below 5 are managed by ladies and children. • Presently benefit from a doe range between Rs 1000-1500/goat/year

  4. Major Goat Producing Countries

  5. Goat Breed (575) and Population Distribution World-Over Population Breed

  6. Regional Share of Goat Meat and Milk

  7. Breeds

  8. Berari, KokanKalyani added & • Many more may add to it? 4 Percent of World

  9. Status of goat population in states as per New Development Index of States In %

  10. Technological Interventions

  11. Annual Impact of Technological Interventions A- Health

  12. Annual Impact of Technological Interventions B- Nutrition

  13. Annual Impact of Technological Interventions C- Breeding and Reproduction

  14. Impact of Technological Interventions D- Extension and Marketing

  15. Performance of Goat Breeds of the country

  16. Continue

  17. Role of KVK’s in Goat Rearing • Identify and notify niches rich in Goat Genetic Resources and flocks which can be used as multiplier flock to produce breeder goats. • Document prevalence of common Goat diseases of the area, and apply Health Calendar • Promote use of quality bucks& • Organise Goat Keepers for Intelligent Marketing

  18. Thanks from Goat keepers of the Country

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