Jamunapari goat breed is the native goat breed of Etawa district of Uttar Pradesh. This breed is raised for the meat and milk production as well.  Jamunapari breed is also called as dairy goat breed. The milk yielding ability is very good in this breed. Jamunapari goat is the tallest goat breed among all. This breed can also be found in the Agra, Mathura, Bhind and Morena District of Madhya Pradesh but the pure breed can only be found in Batpura and Chakarnagar of Etawa District.

FAQs about Jamnapari Goat Breed

Q. What is the origin of the Jamnapari goat breed?
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The Jamnapari goat breed is believed to have originated in the Etawah district of Uttar Pradesh, India.

Q. What are the physical characteristics of the Jamnapari goat breed?
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Jamnapari goats are large in size, with long ears and a distinctive Roman nose. They have a white body with black or brown markings on their legs, face, and ears. They also have a long, thick, and silky coat of hair.

Q. What is the primary purpose of raising Jamnapari goats?
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Jamnapari goats are primarily raised for their milk and meat production. They are also used for their hides and wool.

Q. What is the average milk yield of a Jamnapari goat?
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The average milk yield of a Jamnapari goat is around 2-3 liters per day.

Q. How long does it take for a Jamnapari goat to reach maturity?
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Jamnapari goats typically reach maturity at around 12-18 months of age.

Jamnapari goats belong to the short-eared breed of domestic goat of India. They are named after the Jamun or Jambul tree, which is a common symbol of Rajasthan, India. This breed of goat is found mainly in the Indian states of Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and Bihar, but is also found in scattered pockets throughout India.

The Jamnapari is a large, semi-arid, white-colored goat, with long, floppy ears that hang over the eyes. This breed has a large, fleshy nose and an arched back. The Jamunapari is known for its high milk yield, and therefore makes a great choice for small-scale goat farming in India.

The Jamnapari goats have a thick and coarse coat, which is usually white in color but can sometimes be tinged with brown or black. Like other dairy goats, the Jamunapari is known for its hardiness and good nature. These goats are also resistant to many diseases.

The Jamnapari is a prolific breeder, and can produce two to three litters (or “kittens”) per year. They produce milk high in fat and protein, making it especially suited for cheese and butter making. The milk of this breed is also high in minerals, making it a good choice for people with certain nutritional deficiencies.

The Jamnapari breed is one of the most popular goats for milk production in India, and is in increasing demand for its milk production and fiber quality. The milk yield of Jamunapari goats can vary from 1.5 kilos per day (in special circumstances), to an average of 4-6 kilos per day.

Due to their hardy nature and easy to manage size, the Jamnapari goats are well-suited for backyard farming in India. These animals can survive on minimal care with relatively low input costs, making them an attractive option for small-scale farmers.

Appearance of Jamnapari Goat:

Jamunapari goats are generally large animals with curved nose similar to parrot mouth appearance also know as Roman nose. It is found in different color variation but usually it is found in white color with small dark patches on head and neck. The jamnapari goats usually have long hair on the back leg and it has long drooping ear usually 8-12 inches long . Both male and female have horns this breed can attain the maximum weight of 125 kg and the doe of 90kg.

Jamnapari Breed Characteristic:

Usually jamnapari adult male goat weigh in between 44-45kg and female adult weight is between 35-38kg.

Reproduction:

Jamunapari goat starts its first kidding generally at the age of 24month that is 2 year and the kidding interval is usually 7-8 months.usually they give birth to singles and twins whose percentage is 56% single and 44% twins the chances of triplets are very rare.The kid weight generally ranges between 4-5kg they show the rapid growth and gain the weight of 16 kg at the age of 6 months and 24 kg in 9 month. Jamunapari goats usually considerd as an adult at the age of 12 month and gain the weight of 29.6 kg. There growth rate also varies according to the feed supplied to them. Growth rate would be rapid when the true concentrate percentage in fodder is supplied.

Mortality:

Also the mortality percentage is less in this breed the average mortality percentage which is being seen is 5.8% at pre-weaning stage and 4.3% in adult.

Performance:

Jamnapari goat also considered as the dairy goat breed because of its good milk yielding ability. The daily milk yield is about 1.2-2 kg which is approx 205kg in its lactation period of 192 days.This breed also good for the commercial goat farm for the meat and milk production the growth rate of the jamnapari goat is good and adapt the environment where they are. Body resistance to fight with disease is good. Jamnapari goat looks very attractive and beautiful and this breed gains maximum weight in compare to other goat’s breed hence this breed also condidered as the profitable goat breed for the commercial meat production in the goat farm.

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  1. dear sir i want to start bakra palan farm for chicken in meerut uttarpradesh india,pls tell me project plan and knowledge and proper guidence about it

  2. I’m a veterinarian in government of Srilankan We want to buy some Jamnapari bucks. Please let me know the places where we can buy pure Jamnapari bucks.
    Regards
    Dr Abey

  3. Glad to find knowledge. It’s awaysome.Most interesting. Really appreciated. Already have taken decision to start farming within area about 20bighas.Is it sufficient for commercial farming? For milk and meat.Bread collection with cost required information.

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