P-OGAS Farms Website: Boer Goats

Discover the Versatile Traits of Boer Goats

Boer goats are globally renowned for their exceptional meat production, rapid growth rate, and hardiness. These characteristics make them a preferred breed for both commercial and small-scale goat farming operations.

Key Characteristics

Physical Attributes:

• Distinctive Appearance: Boer goats are easily identified by their white bodies and reddish-brown heads, with short, glossy hair.
• Body Structure: They have a well-muscled, compact body with a broad chest and strong legs, ideal for meat production.
• Size: Mature bucks weigh between 110-135 kg, while does range from 90-100 kg.
• Horns: Both bucks and does have slightly curved horns, adding to their signature look.

Production Characteristics:

• Exceptional Growth Rate: Boer goats grow rapidly, reaching market weight quickly, which is advantageous for commercial meat production.
• High Fertility: Does are highly prolific, often producing twins or triplets, and exhibit strong maternal instincts.
• Meat Quality: Boer goat meat is tender, lean, and flavorful, making it highly desirable in local and international markets.

Versatile Uses:

• Meat Production: Boer goats are primarily bred for their high-quality, high-yield meat.
• Crossbreeding Programs: They are often used to improve growth rates and meat quality in other goat breeds.
• Adaptability: Boer goats thrive in various environments, from arid regions to lush pastures.

Why Choose Boer Goats?

• Superior Meat Production: Boer goats are widely regarded as the top meat-producing goat breed in the world.
• Economic Efficiency: Their fast growth rate and prolific breeding make them an excellent investment for farmers.
• Hardy and Resilient: Boer goats are disease-resistant and adapt well to diverse climatic conditions.

Price List for Boer Goats

• 3 months: 35,000 NGN
• 6 months: 60,000 NGN
• 9 months: 85,000 NGN
• 1 year: 110,000 NGN

Breeding Stock:

• Bucks: 150,000 NGN
• Does: 120,000 NGN

Pregnant Does:

• 1st Pregnancy: 180,000 NGN
• 2nd Pregnancy: 220,000 NGN