The Boer goat is a meat sheep breed
It originated in South Africa in the early 19th century
The name Boer
In Africa it means farmer's meat
Native-born South Africans
Initially only the meat of the Boer goat was eaten
And not dairy
Because of the meat of the Boer goat
Very delicious
Let the Europeans and Americans who were reclaiming in South Africa at that time
Loved it
Bohr goats in the 1950s
It is imported from the United States for breeding
The Boer goat became the American mainland
The most popular lamb
Consumers are also growing rapidly
The Boer goat originated in Africa
So this sheep
Has a very high resistance to disease
And it can be adapted very well
Warm and dry environment
The United States will be a Boer goat
It breeds on the prairie of midwest Texas
Boer goats imported from South Africa
Quickly adapted to the dry and hot weather in Texas
The Boer goat has a white body
And a brown head
Some Bohr goats
There are also completely brown or white
Some are long
Spots of different colors
The Boer goat has one more
Highly recognizable features
It's ears that have droops
Compared to other varieties
Boer goats
There is a high yield
Adult sheep grow as strong as calves
Because of the quality of the flesh
The most expensive boer goat sold is a ram
But the rate at which ewes gain weight
Same with rams
Male young lambs
It can weigh up to 16 kg after 90 days
Boer goats very much
Welcomed by farmers around the world
Because of the Bohr goats
High meat hanging rate
And it doesn't need that good feed
The main thing is
Female goats are prone to giving birth to lambs
And the milk production is large
It's also been developed
Boer goat wool
Now leave it alone the ram ewe
A mature Boer goat
It's really possible to peel the skin several times