Capra hircus

The lactation period ranges from 4 to 8 months. The goat reaches its peak milk production after 3-4 lambings. After the 6th litter, she begins to produce less milk. Keeping a dairy goat up to 10 years is considered cost-effective.

These differences are: 1) A goat is larger, heavier, with more powerful bones than a goat of the same age and breed. 2) An adult buck has a larger head and neck in proportion to its body than a female goat. Wild goat fought with predators and competed with other goats

The lactation period ranges from 4 to 8 months. The goat reaches its peak milk production after 3-4 lambings. After the 6th litter, she begins to produce less milk. Keeping a dairy goat for up to 10 years is considered cost-effective.

The domestic goat is included in the list of the most dangerous invasive species according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature. On many islands, where large herbivores are absent, the introduction of goats has a dramatic negative impact on overall biodiversity. Goats eat a wide range of plants, influencing the quantitative composition of natural plant communities. As a result, there is an increase in the prevalence of soil erosion and a reduction in the number of weakly competitive local herbivores.

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