Identification of Boer goats, the difference between Boer goats and white goats

When I went to choose the Boer goats, the people in the breeding farm told me that the sixth generation of the Boer goats is no different from the purebred, the 5th and 6th generations are all improved varieties, very good breeding, and the benefits are also very good, as they said, the results are really good, I raised the sixth generation of the Boer goats, which have begun to make profits, you can also go to them to see, they are a large farm, there are many types of sheep, each is very good, and it is convenient.

Their autumn number there is 2 4 9 and then 5 5 1 2 8

Now the best ewes are 6 generations of sheep, close to purebred, looking at the body type pigment ear fan.

<>**: Boer goats are foreign breeds, mainly distributed in some parts of northern Jiangsu, and white goats are native goats, common breeds mainly include Guizhou white goats, Ning white goats, Chongming goats, southern Shaanxi white goats, Fuyang white goats, etc.

Coat color: The head and neck, ears, and forequarters of Boer goats are brownish-red, and the body, chest, and abdomen are white, while the white goat hair color is mainly white, and some individuals have black, brown or variegated coats.

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Boer goats are foreign breeds, which are mainly distributed in some parts of northern Jiangsu in China. The white goat is a native goat, and the common breeds mainly include Xiaoxian white goat, Guizhou white goat, Ning white goat, Chongming goat, Yangtze River Delta white goat, Yichang white goat Shen Fanghe, Shaanxi white goat, Fuyang white goat, barberry white goat, etc.

Second, the color of the coat

1. The head and neck, ears and forequarters of the Boer goat are brownish-red, the body, chest, and abdomen are white, and the tail is brownish-red.

2. The coat color of white goats is mainly white, and the coat color of a few individuals is black, brown or variegated.

3. Growth rate

1. The growth rate of white goats is not as fast as that of Boer goats.

2. The birth weight of Boer goats is about 3-4kg, the daily weight gain of male lambs before weaning is about 192-380g, the daily weight gain after weaning is about 74-168g, the daily weight gain of female lambs before weaning is about 192-319g, and the daily weight gain after weaning is about 46-125g.

3. Under the condition of intensive fattening, the daily weight gain of Boer Dadan goats can reach 400g. Under grazing conditions, Boer goats can gain up to 300g per day.

Fourth, meat production performance

Known as the "king of meat goats" in the world, Boer goats are a well-known producer of high-quality lean meat, while white goats have lower yields of cashmere, wool, meat, milk and skin.

<> Boer goat: Boer goat has a cylindrical body, an eagle-hooked nose, wide and drooping ears, a brownish-red head and neck, ears and forequarters, and a white body, chest and abdomen, giving birth to 3 litters every 2 years, with a lambing rate of about 160-220%.

Black goat: The body of the black goat is rectangular, the bridge of the nose is straight, the ears are tilted forward, the coat is black, a few are white, yellow and variegated, and the lambing rate of primiparous lambs is about 193%, and the lambing rate of 2-4 multiparous ewes is about 246%.

First, the appearance characteristics

1. Boer goats have a cylindrical body, a thick head, an eagle-hooked nose, and wide and drooping ears. The ram's horns are thick and bent backwards and outwards, while the ewe's horns are thin and erect. The head, neck, ears, and forequarters are brownish-red, and the body, chest, and abdomen are white.

2. The body of the black goat is slightly rectangular, the head is triangular, the bridge of the nose is straight, and the ears are tilted forward. The ram's horns are thick, sickle-shaped, and slightly twisted back and outside, while the ewe's horns are smaller and more curved backward and upward. The coat is black, with a few white, yellow, and variegated.

2. Physical data

1. The body height of the adult Boer goat ram is about 75-90cm, the body length is about 85-95cm, and the weight is about 95-110kg, and the body height of the adult ewe is about 65-70cm, the body length is about 70-80cm, and the weight is about 65-75kg.

2. The body height of the adult black goat ram is about, the body length is about, the weight is about, and the adult ewe is about the body height, the body length is about, and the weight is about.

3. Reproductive performance

1. Boer goats give birth to 3 litters every 2 years, the lambing rate is about 160-220%, and the birth lamb weighs about 3-4kg (if it is a single lamb, the birth weight is more than 5kg).

2. Black goats give birth every year, the lambing rate of primiparous lambs is about 193%, the lambing rate of 2-4 multiparous ewes is about 246%, and the weight of birth lambs is about male lambs).

<> Boer goats are native to South Africa. Boer goats have the advantages of large source base size, fast growth rate, strong fecundity, high lamb production, high slaughter rate, delicate meat, tolerance to rough feeding, strong adaptability, strong disease resistance and hereditary stability.

<> ear tags are similar to ID cards, which record information such as the pedigree, growth and development, and growth performance of Boer goats. At present, the ear tags implemented by China's ruler are mainly used in the first ear tag and electronic ear tag, which is conducive to animal disease control, safe production, improving the management level of farms and the safety supervision of livestock products in the country.

Hello, let me help you understand how to import purebred Boer goats wide disturbance. First of all, you need to understand the laws and regulations for importing purebred Boer goats. You can get this information by contacting your local agriculture department or by consulting the relevant **.

Secondly, you need to find a reliable importer or farm that can provide you with the purebred Boer goats you need. You can find these resources by searching the internet or contacting your local agricultural association. When choosing an importer or farm, you need to consider the following factors:

1.Whether they have a good reputation and credibility. 2.

Do they offer healthy purebred Boer goats. 3.Do they provide proper documentation and proof that these Boer goats are purebred.

4.Do they provide proper transportation and placement conditions to ensure the safety and health of Boer goats. Once you have chosen a reliable importer or farm, you need to follow their instructions and requirements to ensure that your Boer goats can be imported smoothly.

Finally, you need to understand how to care for Naypi and manage these Boer goats. You can get this information by consulting relevant books or **. You need to provide proper diet, shelter, and healthcare to ensure that these Boer goats can grow up healthy.