Goat Farming Knowledge Assessment

The video tutorial discusses the aims and objectives of goat farming, emphasizing its profitability and the importance of assessing business viability. It covers growth rates, breeding strategies, and the significance of growth curves in managing feeding efficiency. The tutorial also highlights the importance of breed selection and management strategies to achieve market weight efficiently.

What is the first step before starting a goat farming business?

• Choosing the right breed

• Assessing the viability of the business

• Purchasing feed

• Building a goat shed

What is the primary reason for goat farming in India?

• Wool production

• Milk production

• Meat production

• Leather production

At what weight do farmers aim to sell their goats for the best market price?

• 15-16 kg

• 20-22 kg

• 10-12 kg

• 17-18 kg

Why is feeding efficiency important in the early stages of a goat kid's life?

• It reduces the cost of feed

• It ensures the goats are healthy

• It helps achieve market weight quickly

• It improves the quality of meat

What is the benefit of crossbreeding indigenous goats with exotic breeds?

• Increased disease resistance

• Higher milk production

• Better growth kinetics

• Improved wool quality

What happens to the growth rate of goats after reaching the plateau phase?

• It increases rapidly

• It fluctuates

• It remains constant

• It decreases significantly

Which breed is known for having a higher birth weight?

• Totapari

• Barbery

• Jamna Pari

• Sirohi

Which breed is preferable for regular meat production in the retail market?

• Soja

• Jamna Pari

• Sirohi

• Totapari

What is the kidding rate of the Barbery breed?

• 1.3

• 2.0

• 1.65

• 1.5

Why might a farmer choose the Sirohi breed over the Barbery breed?

• Higher milk production

• Lower management requirements

• Higher number of kids per kidding

• Better wool quality