Goat Breeding and Reproductive Management
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This topic covers goat breeding systems, body condition, and reproduction, methods to optimize breeding, reproductive cycle management, methods of mating, Artificial insemination, conception and care of Pregnant, care at Kidding/Parturition as well as breeding stock selection and culling.
Efficient goat reproductive management should produce a high level of fertility (greater than 90 percent) and an optimum litter size (two kids) with a high rate of survival to weaning; this topic covers goat breeding systems, body condition, and reproduction, methods to optimize breeding, reproductive cycle management, methods of mating, Artificial insemination, conception and care of Pregnant, care at Kidding/Parturition as well as breeding stock selection and culling.
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