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Distribution :
The breed is found in Jhakrana and few
surrounding village near Behror, of Alwar
district of Rajasthan. The breed is large
and also a good dairy type. |
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Breed
Characteristics |
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Size (Average) |
Adult Male |
Adult Female |
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Body weight (kg) |
55 |
45 |
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Body length (cm) |
84 |
77 |
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Chest Girth (cm) |
86 |
79 |
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Conformation |
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Animals are large and predominantly black
with white spots on ears and muzzle. The
breed is very similar to Beetal, the main
contrast is that Jhakrana is comparatively
longer. I has highly developed udder.
Forehead is slightly bulging. |
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Performance |
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Milk: These goats are used
mainly for milk production. Average daily
milk yield varies from 2.0-3.0 kg for a
lactation length of about 180-200 days. |
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Kidding: These are prolific. Kidding
is mostly single but in 40% cases twins are
given birth. Triplets are not uncommon. |
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Skin: The goats are also useful meat
producers, and their skins are popular with
the tanning industry. |
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