Beetal
Also known as: Lahori, Amritsari
A large, handsome dual-purpose goat of Punjab that adapts exceptionally well to stall feeding, making it the top choice for commercial semi-intensive farms.
Physical Characteristics
- Colour: black or brown with white spots and patches
- Roman nose with long, broad, drooping ears
- Thick, twisted horns curving backward and upward
- Large body — 45 kg (female), 60–65 kg (male)
Benefits for Farmers
Superb performance under complete stall feeding — no grazing needed
Fast growth rate gives quick returns in meat production
Good milk yield alongside meat — true dual purpose
High-quality skin used in premium leather manufacture
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Breed Profile
- Species
- Goat
- Utility
- Milk & Meat
- Home Tract
- Amritsar, Gurdaspur, Ferozepur and Batala
- Found In
- Punjab Haryana
- Yield
- Milk: 1.5–2.0 kg per day; lactation 150–200 kg
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Gaddi
Hair & Meat
Gaddi
Himachal Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir +1
The migratory goat of the Gaddi shepherds, moving between valley and alpine pasture with the seasons and yielding both meat and mohair-like hair.
Hair: ~0.5 kg per year; kept mainly for meat and hair
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Jakhrana
Milk
Jakhrana
Rajasthan
A high-yielding dairy goat resembling a large Beetal, restricted to a small tract around Alwar. It is one of the top milk producers among Indian goats.
Milk: 2.0–2.5 kg per day; lactation 150–200 kg
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Osmanabadi
Meat
Osmanabadi
Maharashtra
A tall, black meat goat of the Marathwada region with a fast growth rate and excellent adaptability to drought-prone areas.
Milk: 0.5–1.5 kg per day; ~50% twinning rate
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