Factors Influencing Different Stages of Growth in First-Generation Boer Crossbred Goats

Boer goat
DOI: 10.3126/jafu.v6i1.78208 Publication Date: 2025-05-27T09:32:47Z
ABSTRACT
This study aimed to evaluate the growth performance of first-generation Boer crossbred kids, focusing on effect non-genetic factors like location, breed, production system, herd size, sex, parity, dam and birth type. The research was carried out at two municipalities Surkhet district namely Birendranagar Lekbesi. Data were gathered from 901 kids 446 does raised in a pasture stall-feeding system. data analyzed using Mixed Model Least-square Maximum Likelihood Computer Program PC-2 statistical package, means compared Duncan’s Multiple Range Test (DMRT). In this study, least square live weight, pre-weaning weaning post-weaning weight 6 months 12 3.30±0.06 kg, 12.45±0.26 19.23±0.36 24.17±0.53 27.96±0.98 34.68±1.53 kg respectively. results revealed that type, system are significant influencing variations goats. These insights can guide goat farmers planning effective strategies for extensive intensive farming.
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