Milk

Jakhrana

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.

Jakhrana

Physical Characteristics

Colour: black with white spots on the ears and muzzle
Large, well built body — 45 kg (female), 55 kg (male)
Medium, drooping ears; both sexes usually horned
Well developed udder with large teats

Benefits for Farmers

Among the highest milk yields of any Indian goat breed

Large frame gives good meat value at the end of milking life

Well adapted to semi-arid conditions with limited grazing

Valuable genetic resource for dairy goat improvement

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Breed Profile

Species: Goat
Utility: Milk
Home Tract: Jakhrana village and the surrounding Behror region of Alwar
Found In: Rajasthan
Yield: Milk: 2.0–2.5 kg per day; lactation 150–200 kg

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Punjab, Haryana

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.

Milk: 1.5–2.0 kg per day; lactation 150–200 kg

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