Sheep and Goat Farm - ParikramaVet

The Goat farm stands as a hub for students, researchers, and local farmers, promoting sustainable goat farming practices.

Facilities and Breeds

The farm features state-of-the-art infrastructure to support goat care and management:

Housing and Pastures: Well-ventilated sheds and fenced grazing areas ensure a safe and healthy environment.
Breeding Unit: Dedicated to improving genetic traits like growth, milk yield, and resilience through selective breeding.
Nutrition and Feed Management: A specialized area for feed preparation provides balanced diets for optimal health and productivity.
Health and Veterinary Care: On-site veterinary services offer routine check-ups, vaccinations, and disease control, supported by expert collaboration.

The farm houses a variety of breeds, including local favorites like Osmanabadi and Sangamneri—prized for their adaptability and meat quality—and exotic breeds for milk and fiber production.

Educational Programs

The goat farm enhances learning at Parikrama through practical and academic opportunities:

Undergraduate Training: Students in agriculture and animal husbandry programs gain real-world skills in goat management, breeding, and health care.
Workshops and Short Courses: Open to students and farmers alike, these sessions cover modern goat farming techniques and best practices.

Research and Innovation

Collaborative research at the farm drives advancements in goat farming:

Breeding and Genetics: Improving local breeds for better meat and milk output.
Nutrition and Feed Technology: Developing affordable, effective diets using local resources.
Health and Disease Management: Studying disease prevention and treatment to enhance goat welfare.
Sustainable Farming: Promoting eco-friendly methods like integrated farming and waste recycling.

Community Outreach

The farm actively supports the local farming community:

Farmer Training Programs: Workshops on goat rearing, health, and marketing boost local expertise.
Technical Advisory Services: Guidance on breed selection, housing, and disease control improves farm outcomes.