40kg Goat Transforms Farmer's Fortune: The Beetal Breed Revolution

• Goat farming is gaining popularity in rural areas due to low investment and high profits, with government support.
• Bharat Paswan of Jehanabad started with 6 goats and now owns 50, including Black Bengal, Jamnapari, and Beetal breeds.
• The Beetal breed is excellent for dual purposes (milk and meat), reaching 40 kg in a year and producing up to 3 kg of milk daily.
• Beetal goats have good reproductive capacity, producing around 4 offspring annually, identifiable by their parrot-like mouth and long, drooping ears.
• Bharat Paswan highlights the low cost of goat farming, with monthly expenses as low as 300 rupees, leading to significant profits and poverty alleviation.