Goat Farming Project Report and Profit Guide of (100+4) goats

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Project report for any types of business is important for beginners. In goat farming business project report will be the key factor of business.

This Goat farming project report shows, how can you earn profit from goat farming business. what you have to feed and what you have to sale. if you actually want profit from goat farming read this article step by step.

Goat farming in India is growing day by day, a lot of educated people entering in commercial goat farming, and goat farming Business plan is the first part of the business before starting it. All the equipment needed for commercial goat farm and profit guide is available in this project report.

Goat farming project report that guides how much money you can make.

Please do keep the following points in mind while reading this Goat Farming project report :

  1. This is an expense statement for 14 months or 1 year 2 months by Indus Goat farm located in Ujjain Madhya Pradesh
  2. Before starting a goat farming business it is very important that you should have good knowledge of the same.
  3. Take Goat Farming Training from a reputed goat farm Before starting.
  4. Visit other goat farms and before starting yours to survey the housing, system, fodder management, handling goats, how to castrate bucks, etc.
  5. Please survey the land location, road access, water facility, and other useful things.
  6. Land cost is not included in this report.
  7. Never use goat milk for personal use, as kids need this milk for up to 3 months.
  8. Goat gives kids twice in 14 months, the gestation period of 150 days.
  9. Under stall fed condition the ratio of kids is 60% twins and 38 % single and 2% triplets.
  10. Deworming the goats routinely.
  11. The expenses of vaccination and medicines are 100 rs. Per goat per year.
  12. Hint: goat farming should not be profitable if purchasing green fodder outside the farm.
  13. Concentration fodder: a mixture of maize, groundnut, barley, wheat bran, mineral mixture, salt.
  14. Green fodder: Moringa, berseem, sorghum, Hybrid Napier, subabul, lucern, dashrath, depends on the soil requirement of the area.
  15. To make the additional income in commercial goat farm sale manure or make vermicompost fertilizer from the manure. Use manure to cultivate green fodder for the farm And sale remaining manure.

Why Project Report Required For goat farming?

The goat rearing Project report is required to set up the goat farm or take the idea that how much I can earn through this business. You can follow this report and can earn the highest Profit through this profitable venture.

This is the Proven Project report from one of the oldest goat farm of India, they worked on Sirohi goat breed because they gain weight quickly on stall feeding and one of the profitable goat breed of india.

This Project report is quite helpful to take the Bank loan and get a Goat farming subsidy from NABARD. on the basis of this project report bank sanction loan easily. it is the whole goat farming business plan you can follow and earn maximum profit in this venture.

this goat farming business plan is designed to understand easily for any of the bank Employees and hundreds of farmers from Maharashtra state have taken the loan form this Project report.

At the end of this article you can free download this project report.

Goat Farming Project Report & Business Plan

1. Goat purchasing cost

We purchased 100 matured Female and 4 Male. Weight of Female goat is 30 kg and a weight of 1 male 35 kg. the rate we purchased the Sirohi goat is 210 Rs/kg.

Weight
of
goat  		210 rs
per kg 		Cost
of 1
Goat		Cost  
weight of
1 does
is 30 kg  		30×21063006300×100
=630000
weight of
1 buck
is 35 kg		35×21073507350×4
=29400
Goat
purchasing
cost  		     659400

Note: in India, you can easily start with 210 re per kg live goat weight with Goat Breeds like Sirohi, Barbari, Black Bengal and indigenous breed of any region

2. Goat Production cycle (14 months)

The ratio of kids is 60% twins and 40% single. 90 goats out of 100 are getting pregnant. We are getting 2 crops in 14 months With 10% mortality rate.

1st crop  kids MortalityRemaining
kids
60% of
goats
giving
twins,
60% of
90
goats,
is 54		54×2
=108		10%
mortality
11 kids
dead
108-11
=97		97
40% of
goats
giving
single
kid, 40%
of
90 goats
is
36 kids		36×1
=36		10%
mortality
4 kids
dead
36-4
=32		32
Total
kids    
(in 7
months) 		   129
kids
2nd crop        
60% of
goats
giving
twins,
60%
of 90
goats is
54		54 x 2
=108  		10 %
mortality
11 kids
dead
108-11
=97		 97
40% of
goats
giving
single
kid, 40%
of 90
goats is
36 kids		36 x 1
=36		10%
mortality
4 kids is
dead
36-4
=32		32
Total
kids     
(in 7
months)		    129
kids
Total
kids
in 14
months  		    258

we get 129 kids in one batch (7 months). Or 258 kids in  14 Months.

3. Housing & Shed requirement for (100+4) goats:

Housing and equipment are the one-time investment in the commercial goat farm. Beginning investment is the needs of every business and these business require shed and equipment in the beginning.

Generally, 1 female goat required 10 Sqft Area. Male required 15 Sqft Area. Kid needs 5 Sqft Area.

We are Taking Area for (100+4) goats + 130 kids + 30 Bucks For Eid Purpose.

GoatsGoats x
Area
need
per goat 		Area
sqft 		Cost
(200
rs per
sqft)
100
Does
(10sqft
per does)  		100×101000
sqft		1000×200
=200000
4 bucks
(15sqft
per
buck)  		4×1560
sqft		60 x 200
=12000
130 kids
(5sqft
per kid)		130×5650
sqft		650×200
=130000
30 bucks
(15sqft
per
buck)  		30 x 15450
sqft		450×200
=90000
Total
space  		  2010
sqft		  
Total
cost
of shed  		    432000 Rs

4. Required Equipments Used to Start a Goatry Farm

Names Number cost
Chaff cutter  120000
Feeders, 
1000 rs per
feeder  		1000 x 55000
water pots,
200 rs per
pots  		200 x 51000
Total cost of
equipments   		 26000

5. Feeding cost of (100+4) Goats and kids

DescriptionGoatxRs
xdays 		Cost of
feed
104 Adult
goat feed
10 Rs per
day for 14
months
or 425 days  		104x10x
425		442000
129 kids
goat feed
6 RS per
day for 4
months or
120 days
(2 months
on milk
feeding)
After 6
months they
are ready
for sale  		129x 6x
120  		92880
29 kids save
for Eid &
feed them
for
remaining
6 months
180 days
with 10 Rs
per day
feed cost		29x10x
180 		52200
Total cost
of Feed  		   587080
  • 10 Rs per day per goat cost is the only cost of dry and concentrate fodder, green fodder should be cultivated in our form to maximize the profit. The cost of cultivation of green fodder is not included in this project report.
  • approximately 60% to 70% cost spent on the feed in commercial goat farming.

6. Monthly Expenses of a Goat farm

Names NumberCost
Vaccine &
medical
charges
20 Rs per
goat.
104 goats
with kids
104+258
=362  		362 x 207240
Labors
wages
5000 Rs
per month,
1 labor is
enough for
100 goats.  		5000 x 1260000
Water &
Electricity  		500 x 126000
Other
expenses  		30003000
Monthly
expenses
Total cost  		  76240

7. Sale of Animals

No. of kids
for sale		Kids x goat
weight x
sale weight  		Cost
1st crop      
100 kids of
6 months
with an
average
weight of
20 kg is
ready for
sale in 210
rs per kg  		                       
100x20x210		420000
29 bucks of
12 months
with average
weight of
50 kg is for
sale on Eid,
is for sale
in 320 Rs
per kg		29x50x320464000
2nd crop      
100 kids of
6 months
with average
weight of 20 kg
is ready for
sale in
210 rs per kg  		100x20x210420000
Manure of
goats in
1 year  		  8000
Total sale
of Animal
cost  		  1312000

Total Fixed investment = Goat purchasing cost + Cost of shed + Equipments

Total Fixed Investment  = 649400 + 432000 + 26000

Total Fixed investment = 1107400 Rs

Fixed investment is the one-time investment cost that is not included in the profit in this project report because every business needs the beginning investment.

Total profit =  Total sale of Animal cost – (total cost of feed + total monthly expenses )

Total Profit = 1312000 – ( 587080 + 76240 )

Total Profit = 1312000 – 663320

Total Profit = 648680 Rs

you can simply earn 648680 rupees in 14 months by following this commercial project report. The profit can fluctuate according to the market rate of goat feed. 

How much one can earn in goat farming?

From the above Discussion you read in The goat farming project report of 100+5 you can earn easily 6.48 lakhs rupees in 14 months. you can go beyond the limit if you raised quality goat and Goat bredd that looks beautiful and acheive promising body weight.

Raised any breed in your goat farm but follow this project report so you can earn maximum profit. I have seen in my goat farming career the goat sold in 15000 to 1.5 lakhs depends on the quality of goat. You can sale them easily there is not any rocket science in that.

Bonus Tips: Goat achieves maximum bodyweight after one year of age. After one year Buck matured eats more, achieves good weight, and provides maximum returns.

What are the challanges in goat farming?

Yes, there are some challenges you should aware before entering into goat farming. the main challenges are

  • Detect the Sick Goat and give them treatment on time
  • Detect the Heat and mating with Breeder on time
  • you have to know about Goat disease their symptoms and treatment
  • vaccination and Deworming Schedules of Goats
  • Proper knowledge of medicine
  • Where to sale the Goat

Every business has challenges if you do the proper research and get the Proper Goat farming training from an Experienced goat farm than surely the challenge will convert into the routine. The training is quite important to avoid loss. Training costs you five thousand rupees while a single goat costs you more than that. the choice is yours.

if you Raised goats from the proper management and provide them good nutrition then you can Surely Do that Easily.

Where can I get the Goat farming Project report for Bank Loan?

Hey, don’t worry about the Project report, I will provide you the same project report for bank loan in PDF format which worth around 1000 rupees. Many Indian Entrepreneurs get the loan Easily. This powerful project report has the potential to convert the bank manager. He/she can easily say yes after reading this project report because there is nothing any fake thing in this report. it is fully practical and made by a professional indus goat farm.

This is the business model of well known Indus goat farm. FREE download Project report on goat farming PDF on clicking the below link (click on download)

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NABARD goat farming project report PDF

NABARD (National bank for Agriculture and Rural Development ) is the government bank that provides a subsidy to start goat farming business and other agriculture business this project report helps you to get the loan. this is one of the best NABARD goat farming project report PDF you can download and take the loan easily.

Goverment sanction 200 Crores every year for agriculture and rural development, and this 200 crore provide in the form of subsidy.

you can apply for the loan in the begening of the year. some government nationalise bak give the goat farming loan. if you want to take loan to start goat farming busines than download this project report and apply for the loan.

Barabari Goat Farming project report

well, Barbari goat farming project report is the same as it is because the buying and selling price of Sirohi and Barbari goat is equal. the only difference in Barbari goat is that you can more kids compare to Sirohi goat.

Barbari goat is known for giving triplets and quadruplets mean you can get more kids compare to Sirohi goat which means profit is more. Barbari is the most productive goat breed of India. they mature early compared to Sirohi goat.

Barbari is the best meat goat breed of India and the pure Barbari goat breed demand is increasing more and more every year.

this goat breed has the capability to survive in any environment of India. I personally like the Barbari goat because of their fine quality meat, the taste of Barbari goat meat is unique because of their small height.

Important tips for the beginner’s goat farmers and Entrepreneurs

  • Do proper care and management during the transportation of goats in the beginning.
  • Select the breed according to your region.
  • don’t do over expenses on goat shed at the beginning of the farm.
  • get the proper training before starting a goat farm.;
  • follow the proper vaccination and deworming schedule to get the maximum profit.
  • your feeding cost should not be more than 10-15 rs per day per goat.

Frequently Asked Questions about Goat Farming Project report

Q.1) How do You make a Goat farming Project Report?

This project report is completely Practical from one of the best goat farm in India. this goat farm works on Sirohi goat breed from the last 5 years. while making this project report the Indus goat farm Maintain all the cost on Excel sheet noted each and everything.

Q.2) What is the Profit margin in goat farming?

it depends on your management and feed. Normally, the profit margin is 60% but if you grow your own concentrate feed then Profit can be 80%

Q.3) Which Breed of Goat is Most Profitable ?

Every recognized breed is Profitable but in my Opinion is Sojat Goat, Beetal Goat and Sirohi goat are the most Profitable Goat Breed.

Q.4) How do goat farmers make money ?

Generally, They grow their own Green, Dry and concentrate Feed and fed to goats and sale them on Eid at the rate of 20,000 to 25,000 Rs per goat and make money. The Beautiful goats give more than this Price.

Q.5) Should i start Goat farming business with 100 Goats?

yes you can start with 100 goats but if you don’t know anything about goats and their managment, you have to take goat farming training first and learn properly how the business is. you can also hire a Veterinary doctor for better management of goats.

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Final words on Goat farming project report

This is the complete goat farming project report and Business plan that helps you to start your goat farming venture. This project report is not only for taking a loan for goat farming, this report will help you understand how to do goat farming, this is the complete way from the experience one. if you follow this project report and raised 100+4 goats on your farm you can make the same money also. This is the simple way of goat farming that no-any goat farmer will teach you.

for the maximum profit, you have to raise goats for meat purpose as well as for Eid purpose, this planning is capable to make lakhs of rupees for you.

Happy Goat Farming!

65 thoughts on “Goat Farming Project Report and Profit Guide of (100+4) goats”

    • Great work sir. Thank you. Price for the goats may vary in different places. But your statement details are so helpful. Thanx once again.

      Reply

    • Very well detailed report Nimal, thanks for this!

      Some Questions:

      What is the difference between selling a goat for meat and selling a goat for Eid? Is it more expensive because of the demand? Or are there some other reasons?

      Why do you sell the goats for meats at 6 months of age? Is that considered to be the optimum age? Does the profit margin reduce if you sell them at more than 6 months when they are heavier?

      Reply

  4. Well! This report is looks good as compare to others, I have seen lots of report they given the numbers which is not exist anywhere.
    But I have couple of question.
    First this project report is for which breed I want to start pure Sirohi breed if you can send me sirohi breed project report.
    I will be the approximate cost of green fodder per kg (Rajasthan Location)if i am not buying from outside.

    Reply

    • first of all thanx for the comment. this report is of sirohi breed. you have the benefit, you are from rajasthan. you can use khejdi. khejdi have all nutrition property in it. it has 90 % Dry matter which is quite good for the goats.

      Reply

  8. Very much practical project report.
    Can we increase the weight without depending on concentrated feed if we have enough green fooders.

    Reply

    • Generally, Goat required Green, Dry And concentrated feed for better productivity. concentrated feed completes the Carbohydrate and protein requirement of the goat.

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    • first of all thanks for the comment. this is the project report of Sirohi goat breed. the profit in goat farming depends on the breed and how many goats you raised for Eid purpose.
      for example, you have 10 kids and you prepare that 10 kids for eid and you sold that 10 kid each in 25000. than you will get more money. or if you sell that 10 kids for meat purposes in small age then you will get a very small profit.

      that is the difference.

      Reply

    • Very well practical presentation. I appreciate your work and God bless continuous success. Please contact me on 9036360426 or give your number. Because I want to purchase goats in lump.

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    • first of all thank for the comment.
      we took the average, Not all 100 goats birth twins, some gives twins, some triplets or some gives single kidding so we took 60 & 40 ratios. the kidding also depends upon Breed. Here we talk about Sirohi breed so this is about Sirohi.

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  12. Thank you, Nirmal for the wonderful information. It is very very informative and intriguing for me, a goat-farmer wannabe :).

    I am planning to start 2 pure-breed goat herds, Beetal and Nachi, with 5 does and 1 buck for each breed, and I would like to know if there is a similar report on the Beetal and Nachi goat breeds.

    I also would like to sign up for a goat farm training course where I can get the following information:

    1. time schedule for the next training course (when and how long the course will be);
    2. where it will take place (the address of the training center);
    3. the topics of the training course;
    4. the training fees;
    5. the accommodations (hotel or boarding) and the fees, if any;
    6. will English be the spoken and written language? If not then will there be an interpreter?
    7. information (real life experience) about the trainer(s);
    8. which breeds to buy, from which breeder(s), and how to select the animals, and how negotiate for the best price per animal or per kilo;
    9. how to export the goats to Vietnam (I am planning to start my goat farming business in Vietnam);
    10. the post-training supports and contacts.

    Thank you very much and I am looking forward to receiving information from you with super excitement 🙂

    Reply

    • thanx for the comment Huy Ton. I will update you soon for the training program. presently COVID-19 disturbed our Time Table

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  13. Thank you very much Nirmal for this valuable information. I am planning to start goat farming in Vellore District, Tamilnadu. I would like to take few more suggestion from you which are as follows. 1) Can i start with purchase of 50 does Tellichery kid Goats with 2 Buck inititially. What is the minimum kid goat size in KG I should buy. 2) How is Tellichery breed 3) To get more profit at what weight I should sell the goat. 3) Advice me from where i should buy Tellichery kid goats.Which is the better price option to buy kid goats from Kerala or Tamilnadu?

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  14. Hiii sir I am living in manori gaon mumbai. From my home sea is 500 meter long. Can I do goat farming here? Which one is best breed who will adjust in sea atmosphere.
    Plzzz reply sir

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  15. Wonderful report. Thanks.
    Area required it says 2010sqft.

    Does it include everything ? Or only the shed area. If I have a 2010 sqft area, Can I start this Goat farm?

    Reply

  16. Hi Nirmal

    Reports tell your complete practical knowledge and research on this.. Great job..!!!!! I would tell this is an inspiration for many, you can’t imagine how much job creation and contribution to economy would happen from this.
    Coming to my query I am from Karnataka and even we are planning for Sirohi breed. Please lemme know is it good idea for my region to go with this. If yes is it easy to get the breed from Rajastan like 50 goats?

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    • yes you can start with Sirohi goat this goat breed has the capability to adjust in any environmental condition in india

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  17. Hi Nirmal,

    Wonderful report and am sure it has helped a lot of people to get into this farming.
    I am planning to start as well, probably start small with 30-50 No’s. I am from Karnataka. Where are you from? Can I get your contact no or linked in – anything. Also I want to udergo the training, so please let me know when and where.

    Thank You

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  20. Very usefull and helpful for beginners, you provide such a good knowledge in today’s time where nothing is free.

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    • Every minute details have been explained very well. Reading this report is like getting your half training over.
      By the way I’m Saxena completed BE now working in a private firm which is paying me around 30000 per month now I’m planning to resign and start my own sheep/goat farm. But I’m in dilemma that is it profitable? As per report it is profitable but I’m totally fresher in this field so please suggest me what should I do?

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  22. Dear Nirmal,

    Thank you for the Excellent project report. I am sure your free help must have benefitted thousands of farmers and new comers.
    I would like to attend the training at the earliest. Please let me know.

    GOD BLESS YOU

    Reply

  24. Thanks Sir for all the information. I want to do goat farming in Maharashtra with 50 goats. Want information on which breeds to purchase, from where,cost of per goat and where can I get training. Can you share your number so that I can speak to you.
    Nilesh 9820555659

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  26. Sir I want to start my goat farming business with 20 goats , so please send me the construction details and it’s plan for constructing the farmhouse. If possible suggest me to whom to contact for construction.

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  29. Sir, your project report very helpful for me, goat farming beginer. For 20 goats how much green fodder required for one year to grow in my land. 5- mother goats,5-femaleadult,8-kids of 6 months,
    2-adult bucks.

    Reply

    • one goat requires 2% green fodder of their body weight for example a 30 kg goat requires 600 gm green fodder, 300 gm dry fodder, and 300 gm concentrate fodder. you can do the calculation of one year

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