Body and legs: Resemble Jamunapari but smaller; face convex, lips black, eyes blue-black with white or brownish corneal surroundings; average body length, height and heart girth 86, 92 and 86 cm in bucks and 70, 77 and 74 cm in does respectively.

Ears: Long pendulous drooping. Beetal leaf shaped pinna.

Horns: Horizontal with backward and outward twisting.

Live weight: Mature buck 60–70 kg and doe 46 kg; birth weight 3 kg.

Kidding: Age at first kidding 20–22 months; kidding once a year; single or twins, rarely triplets.

Meat: Good quality with desirable flavour.

Milk: Average lactation yield 150 kg; highest 5.2 kg a day; 834 kg in 287 days recorded in a doe at NDRI: Karnal; fat 4.5%; dry period 144 days.

Other qualities: Good quality skin.

Reference :-  Goat Enterprise Central Institute for Research on Goats (CIRG)

Makhdoom Mathura UP

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Female

Body and legs: Compact and medium sized; tail twisted and carries coarse pointed hair; nostrils short and pointed; wattles often present. Average body length, height and heart girth 80, 86 and 80 cm in bucks and 61, 68 and 62 cm in does respectively.

Ears: Long and flabby.

Horns: Small and pointed, curved upward and backward.

Live weight: Buck 50-70 kg and doe 25-35 kg; birth weight 2.5-2.75 kg.

Kidding: Once a year, twins common; average age at first kidding 19months.

Meat: Good meat. Milk: Average lactation yields 71 kg; lactation length 175 days. Other quality: Very widely adapted in different semiarid areas of the

Reference: – Goat Enterprise Central Institute for Research on Goats (CIRG)

Makhdoom Mathura UP

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Female

Female

Ears: Small tubular, erect, pricked, upwards and outwards.

Horns: Medium and slightly twisted, directed upwards and backwards.

Live weight: Buck 25-40 kg and doe 20-30 kg; average birth weight 2.0 kg.

Kidding: Twice in 14 months. two kidding seasons: twins, or triplets prolific breeder; the age at first kidding 15-16 months.

Meat: Very good. Milk: Average lactation yield 60-70 liter.

Reference :-  Goat Enterprise Central Institute for Research on Goats (CIRG)

Makhdoom Mathura UP

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