GOAT RAISING FOR SLAUGHTER. 1 Module of 1 Upgraded (87.5%) Buck : 20 Native Does 24-month TIMELINE 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20.

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GOAT RAISING FOR SLAUGHTER

1 Module of 1 Upgraded (87.5%) Buck : 20 Native Does 24-month TIMELINE ST Breeding 1st Kidding Weaning & 2 nd Breeding 2 nd Kidding 1 st Harvest ________________________________________________________________________________________ ASSUMPTIONS: Kidding : 3 X in 2 yrs ( Every 8 Months) Kid Size : 1.5 kids per kidding Gestation Period : 5 months (150 Days) Conception Rate : 80% Average Birth Weight : 2 kilos Average Monthly Weight Gain : 2 kilos Weaning Age : 3 months Harvestable age : 8 months Harvestable Weight : 18 kilos Mortality Rate : 10% LIVEWEIGHT PRICE : / kilo No Labor Cost (Farmer will do the work) No Feeding of Concentrates 88,000 Capital 3,000 X 20 Does 60, ,000 Buck 70, ,000 Dewormers/Meds 73, , /sqr mtr X 30 sqr mtr 88,000 =======

Computation 20 Inahin Mated X 80% Conception Rate 16 Heads Gestated x 1.5 Litter Size 24 Total kids x 10% mortality 2.4 kids (round off to 3 heads) 24 Heads - 3 Mortality round off 21 Total Heads for sale - 1st Harvest === h

18 kilos X /kilo LW 2, X 21 heads 45, ======== Computation of 18 Kilos 2 kilos Average Birth Weight 8 months to grow X2 kilos Average Monthly Weight Gain 16 kilos + 2 kilos Average Birth Weight 18 kilos === Harvestable Weight

1 Module of 1 Upgraded Buck : 20 Native Does 24 month TIMELINE ST Breeding 1st Kidding Weaning & 2 nd Breeding 2 nd Kidding 1 st Harvest Weaning & 3 rd Breeding 2 nd Harvest 3 rd Kidding 88,000 Capital ________________________________________________________________________________________ Weaning & 4 th Breeding 1 st Harvest = 45, nd Harvest = 45, , Total value of harvests ========

1 Module of 1 Upgraded Buck : 20 Native Does 24 month TIMELINE ST Breeding 1st Kidding Weaning & 2 nd Breeding 2 nd Kidding 1 st Harvest Weaning & 3 rd Breeding 2 nd Harvest 3 rd Kidding 88,000 Capital ________________________________________________________________________________________ Weaning & 4 th Breeding TOTAL INVENTORY Inahin - 18 (pregnant) 30 kls each 30 kls X /kl 3,600 X 18 = 64, Buck - (bigger after 2 yrs) = 10, kids - 3 month 8 kilos 8 kls each X /kl = 960 X 21 = 20, Total Inventory PHP 94, ============= 94, Inventory + 90, Cash 185, TOTAL =========

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