Raising Goats Business Guide
May 1, 2009 by Leo 8,117 Views
Goats are very popular among Filipinos because they require low initial capital investment, fit the smallhold farm conditions, and multiply fast. Culturally, goats are integral to every special occasion such as birthdays, baptisms, weddings, and fiestas. Hence, they command a higher price compared with other meats in the market.
The optimum potential of goat as one of the main sources of milk and meat has not been fully tapped in the Philippines. The goat is popularly known as the poor man’s cow because children and old folks who can not afford cow’s milk prefer drinking goat’s milk. Aside from being cheap, goat’s milk is more digestible compared to cow’s milk.
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- Raising Goats
- Raising Goats in the Tropics
- Goat Raising is Low-Risk Profitable Livelihood
- Goat Raising Tips
- Some Tips on Raising Goats
- How to Make Cheese from Goat’s Milk
- Why You Should Not Let Goats Graze During Rainy Days
- Medicinal Plants for Animals
- Raising Sheeps
Follow the links above to read the comments for other tips, advice, suppliers, seminars, etc.
For more information, contact:
Federation of Goat and Sheep Producers Association of the Philippines, Inc. (FGASPAPI)
198 M. Paterno St. San Juan City
Contact: 0917-5285105
Web: www.fgaspapi.com
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Is there any goat farms somewhere in Tarlac or Pangasinan that sells kid, doe or buck goats. I am planning to put up a goat fatenning business.
@neil, check mo dito sa breeders directory:
http://www.mediafire.com/?n2fkgyy0jzj
Good day,
I am an OFW residing in Cebu, I am interested of this business, where I can buy the good quality of goats for breading, and how much the amount needed to establish this type of business.
More power and God bless.
Perry
@perry, all the information is already there, just follow and read all the links, as well as all comments.
san po ba pwedeng makabili ng kambing? could you tell me the price per doe? pls email me at myles_quiambao@yahoo.com thanks!
@myles, check mo sa alaminos goat farm (www.alaminosgoatfarm.com) or inquire ka sa goat raisers association of the phils. http://www.fgaspapi.com
saan po ba sa bacolod pdng makakuha ng magagandang lahi ng kambing?
ano po magandang ipakain sa goats..meron ba mga specific plants or grasses na mas magandang ipakain?
ano po magandang design ng goat pens or housing?
i’m planning to start the bisniz..
@ryan, just follow all the links, check “Related Posts”, and read through all the comments for more tips and advice.
pwede po bang isama ang native na baboy sa mga kambing?
@ ann: Yes, pwede ipagsama
you can contact me about a feasibilty study on goat production. its 09169220268
I have a follow up question..
Ilang beses ba nanganganak ang isang kambing sa isang taon?
After she give birth, how many days sya ready for another pregnancy?
Thank you very much
Hi! I got more interested about goat farming.. I had a native goats in the Philipines( Im now in Dubai) Pinapaalagaan ko lang.. at nabalitaan ko na namatay yung iba.. Maybe its because they have no proper information about goat raising.. So, when I get home on December,ako na mismo ang mag aalaga at magpaparami.Thank you that i found this site dahil It gives mo more knowledge and informaion on how to raise a goats.. Interesting.
Itatanong ko lang kung kailangan ba talagang lagyan ng asin ang tubig na iniinom nila? Gaano ka taas ang kanilang fence? ( I mean the lenght)
Thank you and more power!!!!!!!
@Menchi, 4 to 5 feet na cyclone wire ay pwede na pangbakod. all other info you need to know is already posted, just follow the links. read all the comments too for additional tips and advice.
You can join the goat raisers yahoo group. Here is the link: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/goatraisers/. Maraming files kang makikita dyan at pag-aralan no lang. You can ask questions also and many experts will answer.