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Farming System
Goat Breed
Bucks
Does
Sex Ratio (Doe:Buck)
Kids Mortality Rate
Saleable Kids Age
Maturity Age
Kidding/Interval
Kidding
Percentage of Kidding
Average Litter Size
Required Space for Bucks
Required Space for Does
Required Space for Kids

Particulars
Land development (L.S.)
Building
Shed construction using locally available materials
Site Development fencing, and roofing
Misc. Fixed Assets
Animal Cost
Cost of animals
Transportation Cost
Equipment and insurance, veterinary expenses, cost escalation
and contingencies

Working capital and misc. expenses

EXPENDITURE 1st Year

Product/Item
Area/Land/Pasture
House/Shelter Construction Cost
Equipment Cost (RS. 100 For Every Four Goats)
Bucks (8*)
Does (200*)
Feed Item
Hay
Grain
Salt and minerals
Feed for lambs
Silage
Corn
Chokar 45 kg
Badam Khalli 15 kg
Makai Darra 25 kg
Korai (Chana chilka) 12 kg
Salt 1 kg
Mineral Mixture 2 kg

Labour
Skilled labour
Semi-skilled labour/helpers

Veterinary Aid Cost

Deworming (adults)
Deworming (lambs)
Vaccinations (adults)
Vaccinations (lambs)
Foot & Mouth Disease (2ml)
PPR (1ml)
Anthrax (1ml)_

Other costs
Shearing
Ram replacement
Bedding
Supplies
Hauling
Livestock protection
Clean barn
Other expense

Total

INCOME 1st Year

Sale Buck
Sale Does
Sale 50 Kids (1.5% Kidding Rate)
Sale Manure
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Black Bengal
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20 Percent
11 Months
10-12 Months
8 Months
1.5 Per Year
80
2
15 Square Feet/Buck
10 Square Feet/Doe
4 Square Feet/Kid

Amount

342500
154000
50000

3310000
120000

QUANTITY PRICE

52 100
8 6000
200 4000

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1350 40
60 40
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1 5000
1 20000
4 15000

2 250
2 125
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100 150

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200 12000
100 6000
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 Important Goat Breeds of Pakistan.
Milk Breeds Meat
Beetal Barbari
Dera Din Panah Chapper
Kamori Teddy

Main Characteristics of Goat Breeds of Pakistan

Goat Breed Principal Product

Baltistani Milk and Meat

Barbari/Bari Milk and Meat

Beetal Milk and Meat

Beiari Meat
Buchi Meat and Hair
Bugi Toori Meat, and Hair
Bujri Milk, Meat and Hair

Chappar/Kohistani/Jab li Meat
Damani Milk, Meat, and Hair
Dera Din Panah Milk, Meat And Hair
Gaddi Milk, Meat and Hair
Jarakheil Milk and Meat
Jattal Milk, Meat and
Jattan Milk and Meat
Kachan/Kachiani Milk and Meat
Kail Meat and Hair
Kajli (Pahari) Meat, Hair and Milk
Kaghani Hair and Meat
Kamori Milk and Meat
Khurassani Milk and Meat
Koh-I-Ghizer Meat
Kooti Milk and Meat
Kurri Milk and Meat
Labri Milk and Meat
Lehri Hair and Meat
Lohri Meat
Nachi Milk and Meat
Pamiri Meat
Potohari Meat
Shurri Meat and Hair
Sindh Desi Milk and Meat
 Tapri or Lappi Milk and Meat
Tharki or Tharri Meat
Teddy Meat
 Important Goat Breeds of Pakistan.
Mohair Skin
Pak Angora Beetal
Bilkaneri Dera Din Panah
Kaghani Nachi
Khurasani

Main Characteristics of Goat Breeds of Pakistan

Adult Weight Kg
Geographic Areas of Concentration Max Adult Weight Kg Min

Baltistan in Northern Areas 28.8 25.6

Dadu, Sukkur, Nawabshah, and Mirpurkhas in Sindh. Sahiwal,
Lahore, Jhang, Faisalabad, & Sargodha in Punjab 40 25
Multan, Sahiwal, Lahore, Faisalabad, Sargodha, Jhang, Okara,
Jhelum, Gujranwala, Gujrat and Sialkot 55 45
Kotli and Mirpur 25 20
Neelam Valley and Muzzafarabad 30 22
Eastern Parts of Hyderabad and Tando Allah Yar 33 25
Badin and Thatta 45 35.5

Dadu, Jacobabad, Nawabshah, Tharparker, Karachi, and Lasbela 27 23

Dera Ismail Khan and Peshawer 35 30
Muzzaffargarh, Leiah, and Multan 55 50
Kaghan Valley 50 41
Chilas in Diamir 51.5 42
Kotli and Mirpur 23 19
mirpurkhas 78 50
Hyderbad and Parts of Badin. Also in Lasbela 68 45
Azad Kashmir 28.12 23.58
Loralai in Balochistan, and DG Khan in Punjab 30 25
Kaghan Valey (Abbottabad, mansehra, Kohistan and Swat) 37 32
Hyderabad,Nawabshah, Larkana 60 50
Quetta, Loralai, Zhob, Chagi 30 25
Strip along Kohi-Ghizer 41 35.6
Neelam Valley 20 15
Kandhkot, Jacobabad, Sukur, Nawabshah and Kashmore 50 35
Muzzaffargarh and Poonch 45 35
Lehri Town in Kachi area of Sibi 33 30
Kacha area of River Indus, Dadu, Larkana, Khaipur, Sukkur 58 45
Bhawalpur, Multan, Sahiwal 38 32
Hunza near Khunjrab and adjoining Pamir region 40.5 36
Potohar area in Punjab and Poonch 28 22
Muzafarabad and Poonch 38 30
Dadu, Shikarpur, Sukkur, Nawabshah 27.2 22.2
 Khipro and Khairpur District 33 25
Semi arid and arid parts of Thar 32 24
Gujrat, Jhelum, Sargodha, and Rawalpindi 34 23
Daily Milk Yield (L)

1.1

1.8-2.7
0.9
0.6
0.5-0.75
1-1.25

0.65-9
1.1-1.4
1.3-2.2
0.4-0.7
1.39
0.53
1.5-3
2-3
0.62
0.9-1.3
0.4-0.7
1.8-2.2
0.9-1.3
0.97
0.71
1
1.12
0.9
0.75
0.6-0.9
0.8
0.73
0.9
0.9-1.8
 0.5-1.0
0.5-0.75
 Classification of Feed Resources
Roughages Green Forages
Summer Forages Winter Forages
Wheat Straw Maize Berseem
Rice Straw Sorghum Lucern
Oat Straw Millet Oats
Pulses Straw Mot Grass Rye Grass
Maize/Sorghum Stubbles Sada Bahar Turnips
Sugarcane Baggase Guara Sugarcane Tops
Corn Cobs
Cotton Seed Hulls

Production Brief of Some Feed Resources

Crops Seed rate Kg/ha Sowing time
Berseem 20-25 21st Sept- end of Oct.
Lucerne 10-12 Mid Oct.- mid Nov.
Oats 75-100 21st Sept.-
Sorghum 75-80 March-Aug.
S.S. hybrid 25-30 Mid Feb.- mid Mar.

Millet 12-15 April-Aug.

Guar 40-50 April-July
Cowpeas 30-35 March-July
ed Resources
Concentrates
Energy Sources Protein Sources
Maize Cotton Seed Cake
Sorghum Rapeseed Cake
Wheat Canola Meal
Oats Corn Gluten Feed
Barley Maize Oil Cake
Mamni Soybean Meal
Rice Polishing Urea
Wheat Bran
Rice Bran
Molasses

me Feed Resources
Method of sowing Green fodder yield (t/ha)
Broadcast in standing water. 125-150
45 cm apart in lines. 110-125
30 cm apart in lines. 60-80
-do- 50-60
45 cm apart lines in good 120-130
moisture
30 cm apart in lines 40-60
-do- 30-40
45 cm apart 30-40
 Qty of Time for
Disease Vaccine Vaccine Vaccination

Foot Rot Foot & Vaccine Mouth 5 ml Start Spring

March April
Anthrax Anthrax vaccine spore 0.5 ml Monsoon season

Bowla Pun Anti vaccine Rebek 10 ml According to need

Goat Pox Tep Pox vaccine 0.1 ml In October

Enterotoxaemia Introta vaccine Casimia 3 ml January

Virus Dirmititus Tep Virus Dirmititus Vaccine 5 ml According to need

May, June &

Caprine Caprine Pleuropneumonia 1 ml November,
Pleuropneumonia vaccine December
Time for Immunity Protective Measures

Should be given 4 months prior to the symptoms of

4 Months disease.

Every year injection should be given but areas

One Year where this disease is commonly occurred, injection
should be given up to 10 years on yearly basis

One Year Vaccine should be used right after preparation

4 months, but if the injection is

given again after 4 Dont give vaccine in pregnancy period. Prepared
months then its effects remains up vaccine should be given with in 2 hours
to 1 Year
Two months, but if the injection is given Thorough examination is required for the
again after 2 weeks then effect remains identification of this disease. Inject should not be
up to 1 year given prior to the age of 3 months
Where the disease is occurred injection should be
Up to 4 months given their

Great care should be needed for the identification

Up to 4 Months of this disease
 Building / Shed Construction Cost
No. of Animals Space / Animal Sqft.
Shed for animals 377 12
Open paddock for lambs 377 40
Quarantine Pen for lambs 40 12
open paddock for lambs 40 40
Stores for Raw Material
Attendants Room
Office
Total cost

Machinery and Equipment Requirement

Description Qty Price/Unit
Hand Pump or Motor Pump 1 2500
Tubs for Water 6 500
Feed Mangers 50 500
Balti (Small Water Drum) 4 200
Wheel Barrow 1 4000
Weight scale 1 6000
Chalf Cutter 1 18000
Total Rs.
ng / Shed Construction Cost
Total Area Sqft. Cost/sqft Total cost. Rs.
4521 250 1130323
15071 20 301419
480 250 120000
1600 20 32000
224 500 112000
224 500 112000
168 600 100800
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ent
Total Cost (Rs.)
2500
3000
25000
800
4000
6000
18000
59300
 Breed Plan
Year 1 2 3 4
Total Adult Female 110 110 192 259 259
Extra Females sold 0 43 110 110
Adult Females 110 110 149 149 149
retained at farm
Adult Mortality 2% 2 3 3 3
Female Population 108 146 146 146
after mortalitiy
Adult Male Required 3% 3 4 4 4

166% 183 247 247 247

Progeny Mortality 8% 15 20 20 20
Progeny after 168 227 227 227
Mortality
Female Progeny 50% 84 113 113 113
Male Progeny 50% 84 113 113 113
Young Male sold 7 84 113 113 113
Months
Extra Females sold 7 43 110 110 110
Months and Adult
Plan
5 6 7 8
259 259 259 259
110 110 110 110
149 149 149 149

3 3 3 3
146 146 146 146

4 4 4 4

247 247 247 247

20 20 20 20
227 227 227 227

113 113 113 113

113 113 113 113
113 113 113 113

110 110 110 110