Market Price of Boer Goat

Boer goat is native to South Africa and is known as the "king of meat goats" in the world. it has the characteristics of large size, fast growth, strong fecundity, more lambs, high slaughtering rate, more meat, delicate meat, good palatability, resistance to rough feeding, strong disease resistance and hereditary stability. let's take a look at the price of Boer goat.

Generation differentiation of Boer Goat

The main results are as follows: 1. The rising system of Boer goat of the first generation is better than that of local goat breeds, the hair phase is relatively short, and the coat color is mainly white. A few of the necks are yellowish brown and the weight gain rate is significantly higher than that of the mother. In addition, its ears are not as upright as the matrix, but straight or slightly drooping. If the previous appearance features are difficult to identify, then it is relatively easy and absolutely necessary to use their binaural features for recognition.

2. The weight gain rate and body importance of the second generation Boer goats were significantly better than those of the first generation Boer goats, and their heads began to show reddish characteristics. Its most important feature is obvious drooping ears and a round shape, and the hybrid Boer goats have double backs.

3. The appearance characteristics of the third generation Boer goat hybrid sheep are red body, plump head, upright limbs, upwarped tail and smooth hair.

4. The fourth generation of Boer goat hybrid sheep is close to the purebred sheep, with brown or black head.

5. The fifth and sixth generation Boer goats have good heterosis and fast growth, and their characteristics are obviously better than those of the fourth generation Boer goats.

The higher the generation line of Boer goat, the higher the price, the reason is very simple. The higher the generation line, the more pedigree of Boer goat, the higher its growth rate, the higher meat yield and weight.

Boer goat price reference

Boer goats are divided into 1-2-3-4-5-6 generations, and the price of each generation is different. First of all, it is necessary to understand how many generations Boer goats are. For detailed reference prices, please see the table below:

Reference price for monthly height (cm) of 1-2 generation Boer goats (2-4 months 35-40cm350-450yuan per goat) 40-45cm450-600yuan for 4-6 months of 1-2 generation of Boer goats (each) 50-55cm700-850 yuan for 8-10 months of young pregnant sheep of 1-2 generation of Boer goats (each) 58-61cm1000-1400 yuan for 14-18 months of adult pregnant goats of 1-2 generation of Boer goats Boer goat 3-4 generation lamb 2-4 month 38-43cm550-650yuan (each) Boer goat 3-4 lamb 4-6 month 43-48cm650-800yuan (each) Boer goat 3-4 generation young pregnant sheep 8-10 months 53-58cm900-1100 yuan (each) Boer goat 3-4 generation adult pregnant sheep 14-18 months 61-64cm1300-1600 yuan (each) Boer goat 5-6 generation lambs 3-4 months 40 yuan -45cm800-950RMB per 5-6 generation of Boer goats 45-50cm950-1100 yuan for 4-6 months (each) 55-60cm1200-1350 yuan for 8-10 months of young pregnant sheep of 5-6 generations of Boer goats (each) 63-66cm1550-2000 yuan for 14-18 months of adult pregnant sheep of 5-6 generations of Boer goats (each) purebred Boer goats 60-70cm2500-3500 yuan for 6-9 months of young bred Boer goats Adult breeder ram (12-18 months) 75-78cm4000-6000 yuan (each)

Morphological characteristics of Boer Goat

1. Head: the head is stout, the eyes are big and brown, the mouth and jaw are well structured, the forehead is protruding, the curve corresponds to the bending of the nose and horn, the nose is hooked, the horn is solid, the length is medium, the base of the ram's horn is thick, curved backward and outward, the ewe's horn is thin and upright, with bristles, and the ears are long and large, broad and drooping.

2. Neck: strong neck, moderate length, and commensurate with body length, wide shoulder, thick flesh, body nail, broad but not pointed, deep and wide chest, good combination of neck and chest.

3. Body and abdomen: the forequarters are well developed, the muscles are plump, the body is deep and broad, the ribs are open and commensurate with the waist, the back is broad and straight, the abdomen is compact, the rump is wide and long, the buttocks and legs are full, the tail is straight, and the tail root is thick and warped.

4. Limbs: the limbs are upright, short and stout, the joints of the department are tough, the hoof shell is solid, black, and the length of the forelimb is moderate and symmetrical.

5. Skin and coat: the whole body has soft skin and obvious wrinkles in the neck and chest, especially in rams. There are spots on the eyelids and hairless parts. The whole body is hairy and short, shiny and with a small amount of villi. The head, neck and ears are reddish brown. The head, neck and forequarters are reddish brown, with a leucorrhea from the forehead to the lips. The body, chest, abdomen and front skin are white, with brown-red spots allowed. The tail is reddish brown and is allowed to extend to the buttocks.

6. Sexual organs: ewes have a pair of well-structured breasts. The ram has a drooping scrotum and two well-sized, well-structured testicles.