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Marwari
Distribution Marwari region of Rajasthan, comprising Jodhpur, Pal, Nagaur, Bikaner, Jalore, Jaisalmer and Barmer districts. The breed also extends into certain areas of Gujarat, especially Mehsana district. The total goat population in the Marwari distribution area, according to the 1972 census, was 3.914 m, of which 0.072 m adult males and 2.484 m adult females. Breed characteristics
Conformation Medium-sized animals. Predominantly black with long shaggy hair coat. In about 5% of individuals, white or brown patches are also observed. Beard is present in both sexes. Ears are flat, medium in length and drooping; ear length: 16.38 + 0.20 cm. Both sexes have short, pointed horns, directed upward and backward; horn length: 10.10 + 0.18 cm. Tail is small and thin. Udder is small and round, with small teats placed laterally. Average flock size: 46.0 to 48.0 (range: from l0 to 100) containing 0.6 adult males, 36.4 adult females and 11.0 young. Reproduction
Breeding Pure breeding. Breeding males are selected on size and hair production; on, mostly from within the flock. The Animal Husbandry Department of the Government of Rajasthan has introduced cross-breeding with Jamnapari; to increase milk production. Performance
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