Benefits of Goats in Goat Farming | Farming Business Atbp

12K views · 243 reactions | We’re at one of the biggest goat farms in South Africa and this is how they cater for the feed of their animals in the winter season when it’s all dry and brown #livestockfarming #semanhyiafarms #farmmanagement #farming #goat #farminginafrica #southafrica | Farming In Africa | Facebook

28K views · 522 reactions | This is one of the most successful Boer Goat Breeders in South Africa who recently sold his Boer Goat for $90,000 #farminginafrica #semanhyiafarms #farmvisits #farmmanagement #southafrica #goat #boergoats #livestockfarming | Farming In Africa | Facebook

6.7K views · 293 reactions | Looking to invest in Commercial goat farming in 2026? Recommended Breeds (Africa context) Boer (fast meat growth) Savanna (Meat) Kalahari Red (Meat) Toggenburg/Sannen / Alpine (dairy) Local breeds for hardiness (Crossbreeding improves productivity): For practical farm cases: visit our youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@menigtefarmslimited1147/videos | Menigte Farms Ltd | Facebook

BEST MEAT GOATS FOR FARMING OR HOME USE Here are 9 great goat breeds that give you plenty of meat and grow fast. They’re strong, easy to raise, and perfect for farmers or anyone who wants to produce goat meat. - Boer Goat – Big, fast-growing, and gives lots of meat. Very popular. - Kiko Goat – Tough and doesn’t get sick easily. Good for low-maintenance farms. - Savanna Goat – Strong and muscular. Handles heat well and gives quality meat. - Myotonic Goat – Also called fainting goat. Has more meat