Meat

Osmanabadi

A tall, black meat goat of the Marathwada region with a fast growth rate and excellent adaptability to drought-prone areas.

Osmanabadi

Physical Characteristics

Colour: mostly black; some white, brown or spotted animals
Tall, leggy build — 32 kg (female), 34 kg (male)
Long, drooping ears with horns pointing upward and backward
Males are usually horned; about half the females are polled

Benefits for Farmers

Rapid growth — kids reach market weight quickly

Adapts well to drought and scarce grazing conditions

Good twinning rate raises the annual kid crop

Strong demand in the Maharashtra meat market

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Breed Profile

Species: Goat
Utility: Meat
Home Tract: Osmanabad, Latur, Tuljapur, Ahmednagar and Solapur
Found In: Maharashtra
Yield: Milk: 0.5–1.5 kg per day; ~50% twinning rate

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