Blog

You’re thinking of starting a goat farm but which breed should you choose?

Some goats give plenty of milk. Others grow fast for meat. A few sell at premium prices in the livestock market.

Pick the wrong breed, and you’ll struggle—low milk, slow growth, or high upkeep can drain your profits.

Pick the right breed, and your farm thrives.

After years of experience, local farmers have figured out which breeds work best in Pakistan’s climate and market.

Every successful goat breed choice comes down to two things:

1. What you need.
2. What the breed offers.

Here’s what each top breed brings to the table:

Beetal

Milk or meat? Get both.

Beetal goats thrive in Pakistan’s climate, producing 2.5L of milk daily while growing large enough for meat, the most popular among online bakra the people purchases online.

1. Dual-purpose: Reliable for dairy and meat.
2. Low maintenance: Hardy and easy to raise.
3. High return: Strong market demand.

A breed that works twice as hard—Beetal is the smart choice.

Kamori

Need more milk? Kamori delivers.

With 3L of milk daily, these dark brown goats with gold patches stand out in both looks and performance.

High-yield: One of the best dairy breeds.
Premium value: Expensive but worth it.
In demand: Limited availability, strong resale market.

Teddy

Small but built for speed.

Teddy goats grow fast, mature quickly, and are easy to manage, making them ideal for meat production.

1. Rapid growth: Quick returns for farmers.
2. Low maintenance: Thrives with minimal care.
3. Efficient meat breed: A smart choice for profit-focused farming.

Gulabi

Pure white, calm, and highly prized.

Gulabi goats are top-tier for breeding and milk, with a high resale value in the livestock market.

1. Premium breed: Sells at higher prices.
2. Great for breeding: Strong demand among traders.
3. Milk production: A reliable dairy choice.

Nachi

A breed that moves differently—literally.

Known for their prancing gait, Nachi goats are a dual-purpose breed valued for both milk and meat.

• Unique & rare: High market demand.
• Dual-purpose: Profitable for dairy and meat.
• Sought-after: A smart investment for farmers.

Barbari

Short on space? Barbari fits right in.

Compact, low-maintenance, and great for small-scale farming, they deliver solid milk and meat yields with minimal effort.

• Space-efficient: Ideal for urban farmers.
• Low feed requirement: Cost-effective to raise.
• Dual-purpose: Reliable for both dairy and meat.