Goat Farming: Low Capital, High Profit Business for Farmers and Unemployed Youth
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News18•28-01-2026, 17:40
Goat Farming: Low Capital, High Profit Business for Farmers and Unemployed Youth
- •Goat farming is emerging as a popular, low-capital supplementary agricultural business, especially beneficial for small farmers, youth, and unemployed individuals.
- •An initial unit of 10 goats and 1 buck costs around 1.5 to 2 lakh rupees, covering purchase, shed construction, medical care, and initial feed.
- •Improved breeds like Osmanabadi, Sangamneri, and Sirohi are profitable, adapting well to Maharashtra's climate and showing good growth with proper management.
- •One goat typically gives birth to two kids annually, which are ready for sale in 8-10 months, allowing for quick income generation.
- •A unit of 10 goats can yield an estimated net profit of 1 to 1.5 lakh rupees annually, with consistent demand for meat, kids, manure, and hides.
Why It Matters: Goat farming offers a sustainable and profitable business opportunity with low initial investment and consistent market demand.
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