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The document discusses goat breeding, including reproduction, in-breeding, and cross-breeding. Reproduction begins with mating between a buck and doe or artificial insemination. In-breeding risks genetic defects by mating closely related animals. Cross-breeding involves mating goats of different breeds or exotic goats with local goats. The document also provides tips for selecting healthy breeder bucks and does based on traits like health, size, pedigree and more. Signs of heat in does and best breeding practices are outlined.
The document discusses goat breeding, including reproduction, in-breeding, and cross-breeding. Reproduction begins with mating between a buck and doe or artificial insemination. In-breeding risks genetic defects by mating closely related animals. Cross-breeding involves mating goats of different breeds or exotic goats with local goats. The document also provides tips for selecting healthy breeder bucks and does based on traits like health, size, pedigree and more. Signs of heat in does and best breeding practices are outlined.
The document discusses goat breeding, including reproduction, in-breeding, and cross-breeding. Reproduction begins with mating between a buck and doe or artificial insemination. In-breeding risks genetic defects by mating closely related animals. Cross-breeding involves mating goats of different breeds or exotic goats with local goats. The document also provides tips for selecting healthy breeder bucks and does based on traits like health, size, pedigree and more. Signs of heat in does and best breeding practices are outlined.
process by which a new individual of the same species is created. For goats, this process begins with mating of a buck and a doe or artificial insemination of a doe IN-BREEDING In-breeding is the mating of animals that are closely related. The more closely related two parents are, the greater the risk that their offspring will carry or replicate a genetic defect or weakness present in their family ancestry. Offspring that inherit their genes from two closely related parents tend to be less productive CROSS-BREEDING Cross-breeding is the mating of two goats of different breeds, or breeding an exotic goat with a local goat. Your Buck Is The Future of Your Goat Farm…. HOW TO SELECT A BREEDER BUCK? 1. Healthy with no deformities 2. Straight and strong legs 3. Active and with high libido 4. Normal testicles 5. With good pedigree 6. Clean, shiny, healthy coat 7. 6-8 months and not < 25 kg HOW TO SELECT A BREEDER DOE? 1. Healthy with no deformities 2. Straight and strong legs 3. Normal genitals 4. With good mothering ability 5. Normal teats(smooth, firm, no infection and swelling) 6. Good pedigree 7. 6-8 months of age & not < 20 kg Picture Courtesy of American Dairy Goat Association HOW TO KNOW WHEN THE DOE IS IN HEAT? SIGNS OF HEAT • Bleating • Redding of the vulva • Vaginal discharge of mucus • Restlessness • Frequent urination • Tail wagging • Mounting of other goats or allowing other goats to mount her (standing heat) WHEN TO BREED? • Avoid breeding during the months of February and March Each year. • Breed only when the doe is in heat. • Avoid forced breeding. • Breed during night time(more doeling Offspring). • Always bring the heat doe to the buck BREEDING PRACTICES AGE : 8 MONTHS OLD AND ABOVE
BODY WEIGHT: NATIVE : NOT LESS THAN 15KG
UPGRADED: NOT LESS THAN 20KGS PUREBRED : NOT LESS THAN 35KG NOTE: >>AGAIN BREED ONLY WHEN THE DOEIS IN HEAT!<< REPRODUCTIVE PARAMETERS
Native 4-6 mons
Purebred 6-8 mons THE BEST TIME TO BREED WRONG BREEDING PRACTICES FOR BUCK UPGRADING 3 WAY CROSS ( CROSS-BREEDING ) END OF PART 3 Q&A