The hari goat is an important breed of goat in Nepal. It is native to and found mainly in the inland hills and valleys of Nepal.
Hari goats are quite widespread and can also be found in the middle hills and south of the high mountains. They are an important breed in the country and make up about 56 percent of the total goat population in Nepal.
These goats are primarily raised as meat goats. Learn more about this breed of goats below.
Characteristics of the Hari goat
The hari goat is a small breed of goat with a relatively small body size. They come in a wide variety of colors. The main color varieties are white (Seti), black (Kali), brown (Khairi), brown mixed with other colors (Gorli), black and white markings (Singari) and white with markings black (Dhobini).
The male and he usually have horns. And they usually have short ears and tails. The average body weight of these goats can vary greatly from 20 to 40 kg. Information and photo of an educational resource on animal genetics.
Advantages
It is an important goat breed in Nepal. It is very good for meat production. And it is mainly cultivated as a breed of meat goat.
Special Considerations
Hari goats are very active and hardy. And they are well adapted to local conditions. They are very prolific, with 1.6 children for each joke. Their interval between jokes is about 283 days.
Inside the Khari goat there is a wide variety. And variation tends to support the existence of multiple types. See the complete profile of this breed in the following table.
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| Breed name | khari |
| another name | everything |
| Purpose of the breed | Meat |
| Breed size | Little |
| Dollar | 20 to 40 kg |
| doe | 20 to 40 kg |
| horns | Yes |
| climatic tolerance | All climates |
| coat color | A lot of |
| Suitable for Stall Fed | Yes |
| scarcity | general |
| Country/place of origin | Nepal |
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