Title Animal Husbandry Part-9.pdf ✅

www.iaritoppers.in Whatsapp : +91-9694095242 Page | 1 Animal Husbandry 5 th Edition 2024
www.iaritoppers.in Whatsapp : +91-9694095242 Page | 2 Goat Rearing Goat is known as “Poor man’s cow” in India. Registered Breeds of Goat in India and their home tract: S.N. Breed Home Tract 1 Attapady Kerala 2 Barbari Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan 3 Beetal Punjab 4 Black Bengal West Bengal 5 Changthangi Jammu and Kashmir 6 Chegu Himachal Pradesh 7 Gaddi Himachal Pradesh 8 Ganjam Orissa 9 Gohilwadi Gujarat 10 Jakhrana Rajasthan 11 Jamunapari Uttar Pradesh 12 KanniAdu Tamilnadu 13 Kutchi Gujarat 14 Malabari Kerala 15 Marwari Rajasthan 16 Mehsana Gujarat 17 Osmanabadi Maharashtra
www.iaritoppers.in Whatsapp : +91-9694095242 Page | 3 18 Sangamneri Maharashtra 19 Sirohi Rajasthan and Gujarat 20 Surti Gujarat 21 Zalawadi Gujarat 22 Konkan Kanyal Maharashtra 23 Berari Maharashtra 24 Pantja Uttarakhand and Uttar Pradesh 25 Teressa Andaman & Nicobar 26 Kodi Adu Tamil Nadu 27 Salem Black Tamil Nadu 28 Sumi-Ne Nagaland 29 Kahmi Gujarat 30 Rohilkhandi Uttar Pradesh 31 Assam Hill Assam and Meghalaya 32 Bidri Karnataka 33 Nandidurga Karnataka 34 Bhakarwali Jammu and Kashmir
www.iaritoppers.in Whatsapp : +91-9694095242 Page | 4 Goat Breeds 1. Jamunapari:  Jamunapari breeds are found mainly in the state of Uttar Pradesh.  Its coat colour is white with tan or black markings at neck and ears  They are beard in both sexes; have tuft of long hairs in the buttocks known as feather.  It is largest and most elegant of the long-legged goats of India.  It has pronounced Roman nose having a tuft of hair which results in parrot mouth appearance.  Their horns are short and flat and horizontally twisting backward.  Generally found in white colors.  Their ears are large and drooped downwards (pendulous ears).  An adult female weighs between 45kgs to 60kgs, whereas an adult male ranges between 65kgs to 80kgs.  Average age at first kidding is 20-25 months.  Have the ability to yield 2 to 2.5kgs of milk per day.  The fat content of the milk ranges between 3 to 3.5%.  They thrive best under range conditions with plenty of shrubs for browsing.  Janumapari goat is a dual-purpose animal, capable of yielding both meat and milk of good quality.