KB Goat Farm, located in Bhiwandi, Hwaseong-si, Gyeonggi-do, sells Gujri goats for sacrifice and breeding starting at approximately 600 rupees per kilogram.
This farm deals with high-quality Gujri breed goats all year round, and the host explained why he re-produced the Gujri goat video.
The farm specializes in supplying goats for sacrifice (Qurbani) and breeding.
The selling price is 42,000 rupees, which is approximately 600-650 rupees per kilogram.
Huzaifa accurately described the goat's age and physical condition.
Fahad Bhai, this is a six-tooth. Its height will be around 37, and it's at 65 kg.
All goats on the farm have received essential vaccinations except for ET (Enterotoxaemia). Huzaifa emphasized that this goat is in good health.
This goat has the potential to grow about 1-2 inches more from its current state, and its rearing process can be observed directly at the farm.
If the buyer does not take the goat directly, a service is provided where it can be entrusted to the farm for care. The consignment rearing fee (Palai) is 300 rupees per month.
Large goats are tied to pillars within the farm and managed separately, maintaining a safe and efficient rearing environment.
This goat is sold for 40,000 rupees.
This is currently about 600 rupees per kilogram, showing high value for money.
Huzaifa emphasized the height and length of the goats, explaining the differences between each individual.
The goats introduced are expected to show excellent growth, and their unique frames add value.
Huzaifa acknowledged price flexibility.
Most goat prices are determined within this range.
Approximately 600 per kg, I write, okay? You can always play with words.
The introduced Gujri goat is 37-38 inches tall, weighs 70-75kg, and has 6 teeth. This goat is sold for 43,000 rupees.
Huzaifa clearly stated the selling price of this goat.
KB Goat Farm has been operating for about three and a half years and does not maintain separate annual sales records. Huzaifa explained the farm's operating methods.
Buyers prefer to purchase goats before or after the Islamic holiday (Eid) and then entrust them to the farm for rearing.
The selling price is set at 38,000 rupees.
This individual has the potential to grow up to 90-95kg in the future.
This goat is sold for 40,000 rupees.
All individuals are vaccinated and maintained in a healthy state.
This goat is 39 inches tall, weighs 62-63kg, and has 6 teeth. This large Gujri goat is sold for 40,000 rupees.
Huzaifa emphasized the impressive height of this goat.
This goat weighed 62kg when measured early in the morning. The host checked the goat's condition.
It is evaluated to have an excellent frame and high growth potential for the future.
The host inquired about the rearing method of Andul goats. While castrated goats (Khasi) are better for weight gain, the Andul breed emphasizes its unique elegance.
Huzaifa mentioned the aesthetic appeal of the Andul breed.
This young Gujri goat is 14-15 months old, has 2 teeth, weighs approximately 50kg, and is 36-37 inches tall. This goat is sold for 35,000 rupees.
The seller mentioned that this goat is still young.
This goat is in a 2-tooth state, with a height of 36-37 inches and a weight of 50kg. The selling price is set at 28,000 rupees.
This individual is expected to grow up to 39-40 inches in the future.
The selling price is 30,000 rupees.
The seller stated the goat's weight and selling price.
All goats at the farm are vaccinated and maintained in a healthy condition. The seller explained that buyers can either take the goat off-site or entrust it to the farm for rearing.
The on-site consignment rearing fee is 300 rupees per month.
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