Is there a Boer goat, the difference between Boer goat and black goat

Updated on Three rural 2024-05-10
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  1. Anonymous users2024-02-10

    The only benefit of keeping Boer goats in captivity is that they grow fast. Generally, domestic animals are in captivity, this is because after the animal eats the stinger, it becomes its own component after digestion and absorption, if it is not captive, let the animal chase and run around, it will consume a lot of energy, so that the fattening effect of livestock declines. It should be noted that domestic animals are domesticated from wild animals, and if they are bred in captivity, they can only increase their yield, but the taste of animal meat is significantly reduced, just as the taste of domestic pigs is much worse than that of wild boars.

    So now there are many people who are doing outdoor stocking in the wild environment that mimics animal creatures.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-09

    <> 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).

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    Summary. 1 Dogtail grass Dogtail grass is one of the grasses that Boer goats like to eat, and it is very adaptable to the environment and can survive in arid and cold areas. Based on the strong vitality of dogtail grass, the management of this kind of forage grass is relatively simple, only need to sow according to the program, a little management, can make the growth of dogtail grass better.

    If you use the method of grazing Boer goats, then it is more appropriate to choose a dogtail grass that is resistant to gnawing and grows relatively fast.

    1 Dogtail grass Dogtail grass is one of the grasses that Boer goats like to eat, and it is very adaptable to the environment and can survive in arid and cold areas. Based on the strong vitality of dogtail grass, the management of this kind of forage is relatively simple, only need to sow according to the program, a little pure management, can make the growth of dogtail grass better. If you use the method of grazing Boer goats, then it is more appropriate to choose a dogtail grass that is resistant to gnawing and grows relatively fast.

    2 It is also a kind of grassy grass with a low stem that is resistant to gnawing, and its fast growth rate and fresh taste are beautiful, so it is liked by Boer goats. It is rich in a lot of nutrients, and the Boer goats that eat it for a long time have an increased ability to resist diseases, which can reduce the risk of farmers raising Boer goats. The main physiological characteristics of the grass can meet the needs of farmers and herdsmen to raise Boer goats, so it is a very good choice to breed Boer goats and choose Xiaoyu Lao to plant Boer goats.

    3 General Chicory General Chicory is also a grass that Boer goats like to eat, and its branches and leaves are delicious and dense. General's chicory forage grass is generally sown, so the planting density is slower than that of large states, and the yield is higher. Its annual yield per mu reaches more than 20 tons, which is a kind of forage grass produced by Gaojudan.

    The growth rate is also relatively fast, and it can be harvested once in about 22 days on average.

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