COST AND RETURN ANALYSIS ON GOAT RAISING FOR MEAT PRODUCTION Positive net income and return on investment (ROI) are realized for 25-, 50- and 100- doe levels even at the first year of operation but not for 10- doe levels. The lower investment cost, except for the stocks, and better utilization of labor in the 25-doe level operation account for the highest computed ROI. ROI for five-year operation is about 67% for 25-doe level and 60% for 50 – and 100 – doe levels. However, there is a negative net income and ROI during the first-year operation of the 10-doe level. Nonetheless, positive net ncome and ROI could be realized starting from the second year of operation. In five years, ROI for 10- doe level is about 50%. Thus, goat raising is highly profitable. Source: Pinoyfarmer, July 9, 2007. Cost and Return Analysis for Goat Raising. The ideal breed for meat production is triple-cross using native females, and purebred nubian and boer males. Nubian is a dual-purpose breed, for meat and dairy. Sagana Farm only raise well-selected purebred nubian breeders that are capable of producting 1 to 3 liters (or more) of milk per head per day. Learn more about goat raising in the Philippines. See more at: saganafarm/learn/
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