High-Quality Boer Goats for Sale in Nepal

Maximizing ROI with 100% Purebred Boer Genetics in Dang

In the rapidly evolving agricultural landscape of Nepal, one breed stands out for its unmatched potential in meat production: the Boer Goat. Originating from South Africa and now thriving in the hills of Tulsipur, Dang, Boer goats have revolutionized commercial farming. At Agri Promotion and Innovation (Agripi), we provide the highest quality breeding stock, ensuring that Nepalese farmers can transition from subsistence rearing to a highly profitable livestock business.

Why Boer Goats are the Best Choice for Commercial Farming in Nepal

The demand for goat meat (Khasi ko Masu) in Nepal consistently outpaces local supply. Boer goats offer a scientific solution to this gap through their superior biological traits.

Rapid Growth and Heavier Body Weight

Unlike indigenous breeds like the Khari, which take years to reach full weight, Boer goats are renowned for their fast growth rate.

• Average Weight Gain: Boer kids can gain between 150g to 200g per day under optimal conditions.
• Market Maturity: While a local goat may weigh only 20-25kg in a year, a purebred or high-percentage Boer can reach 45kg to 55kg in the same timeframe.

Superior Meat Quality and Carcass Yield

The "dressing percentage" (the amount of meat obtained after slaughter) for Boer goats is significantly higher, often reaching 56-60%. This makes the Boer goat price in Nepal a worthy investment for meat suppliers and butchers looking for premium quality.

Genetic Excellence at Agripi: Purebred vs. Crossbreed

At our farm in Banahari-4, we focus on maintaining the genetic integrity of our herd. Our "nucleus" herd consists of high-percentage Boer goats that serve as the perfect breeding bucks (Bokas) for upgrading local flocks.

93-96% Purebred Boer Breeding Stock

Our "nucleus" herd consists of high-percentage Boer goats that serve as the perfect breeding bucks (Bokas) for upgrading local flocks. Using a high-quality Boer boka can increase the birth weight and growth speed of your entire herd within a single generation.

Adaptability and Disease Resistance

One common misconception is that exotic breeds are fragile. On the contrary, Boer goats are highly adaptable to the climate of Dang and the mid-hills of Nepal. They possess a natural resistance to common parasites and have a high survival rate when managed with the sustainable practices we advocate at Agripi.

Profitability and ROI: Is Boer Goat Farming Profitable?

For any entrepreneur, Boer goat farming in Nepal is currently one of the highest ROI (Return on Investment) sectors in agriculture.

• High Twinning Rate: Boer does (Bakhris) are highly prolific, with a twinning rate of nearly 50-60%.
• Market Value: Selling certified, healthy Boer breeding stock remains more lucrative than selling for meat alone as the demand for genetic improvement grows.