Beetal Goat

A tall, long-eared Punjab goat kept for milk, meat and quality skin.

Beetal facts

Fact	Value	Source
Origin	Punjab (Batala/Gurdaspur region), India–Pakistan	Wikipediachecked 3 Sept 2026High confidence
Purpose	Dual-purpose — milk, meat and skin	Wikipediachecked 3 Sept 2026High confidence
Average Weight	35–100 kgNote: Does ≈35–60 kg; bucks ≈57–100 kg. Regional strains differ noticeably.	Goat Journalchecked 3 Sept 2026Medium confidence
Milk Production	1–2.25 L/dayNote: ≈150–190 kg over a ~150–180 day lactation. Reported daily averages range from 1.0 to 2.25 kg depending on management.	Goat Journalchecked 3 Sept 2026Low confidence
Heat Tolerance	High — adapted to Punjab’s hot, dry climate	Goat Journalchecked 3 Sept 2026Medium confidence

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Every fact on this page comes from curated reference data with a named source. Qasvah does not author breed facts.

A tall, long-eared Punjab goat kept for milk, meat and quality skin.

Fact	Value	Source
Origin	Punjab (Batala/Gurdaspur region), India–Pakistan	Wikipediachecked 3 Sept 2026High confidence
Purpose	Dual-purpose — milk, meat and skin	Wikipediachecked 3 Sept 2026High confidence
Average Weight	35–100 kgNote: Does ≈35–60 kg; bucks ≈57–100 kg. Regional strains differ noticeably.	Goat Journalchecked 3 Sept 2026Medium confidence
Milk Production	1–2.25 L/dayNote: ≈150–190 kg over a ~150–180 day lactation. Reported daily averages range from 1.0 to 2.25 kg depending on management.	Goat Journalchecked 3 Sept 2026Low confidence
Heat Tolerance	High — adapted to Punjab’s hot, dry climate	Goat Journalchecked 3 Sept 2026Medium confidence

2 Beetal Goat are listed right now.

Every fact on this page comes from curated reference data with a named source. Qasvah does not author breed facts.