Hi Sir,
With very low investments goat rearing can be made in to a profitable venture for small and marginal farmers.
REason to start
    Low capital investment and quick return
    Simple and small shed is enough
    Profitable under stall fed condition.
    High prolific rate of goats
    Year around job
    meat is lean & has low fats and is liked by all people
    Can be sold and encashed anytime
Jamunapari
    Fairly tall animal
    Has a strongly arched Roman nose and long pendulous ears which are about 12 inches long in adult Jamunapari.
    Buck weighs about  65-85 kgs and does weighs about 45-60 kgs
    one kid per kidding
    six months kid weighs about 15 kg
    Milk production is about 2-2.5 lit/day.      
	
Tellichery
    Goat are in white, brown and black colors
    Kidding size is 2-3 kids
    Buck weighs about  40-50 kgs and does weighs about 30 kgs
	
Boer
    Rearing for meat all over the world
    Has a fast growth rate
    Buck weighs about  110-135 kgs and does weighs about 90-100 kgs
    Kids weighs about 20-30 kgs at 90 days of age
Selection of goats for breeding
    Does
        should have kidding size of 2- 3 kids
        should mature at 6- 9 months
    Bucks
        Tall with broad chest and slender body
        matures at age of 9- 12 months
        Select kids with good body weight at 6 months of age
        select from dam of 2- 3 kidding size
Feeding management
        Grazing  along with concentrate feeding gives maximum growth rate
        Feeding protein rich green fodder such as acacia, leucerne  and cassava and are important sources of dietary nitrogen.
        Farmers can cultivate agathi, subabul and glaricidia trees along the border of the farm and used as green fodder
        Fodders and trees cultivated in one acre of land is enough to feed 15-30 goats.
Goat Insurance
        Goats can be insured from 4 months of age through General Insurance companies
        Insurance can be claimed if death due to accident or diseases.
REgards
Ashwini S