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Farming in Africa

Farming in Africa (FIA) is a company that is on a passionate mission to revolutionize Agriculture, especially the Livestock Industry in Africa, through innovative technologies, solutions, and practical training for farmers As a company that owns and manages its own livestock farms, we seek to transform livestock farming in Africa from small scale to large and commercial scale industries by providing innovative and sustainable solutions that cover every area of livestock farming. We engage with over 500 unique farmers all over Africa on a daily basis through our robust online community, created to offer detailed assistance to farmers. In our quest to revolutionize livestock farming in Africa as a company, we focus on the following:

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Email : contact@farminginafrica.com

Location : Greater Accra Region, Ghana

Offer Description

The Savannah goat is a white meat goat breed, purposely developed from indigenous South African goats for superior meat production. Known for its fertility, muscular build, and adaptability to harsh climates, the Savannah goat is a top choice for meat-focused farms. With dominant white coloring, these goats meet high demand in the market while offering excellent reproductive performance and hardiness.

Product Details

Feature	Details
Category	Livestock Breeds
Origin	South Africa
Average Weight	Male: 80–120 kg, Female: 65–80 kg
Tags	Boer Goat, Exotic Goats, Fertile, Meat, Meat Goat, Savannah Goat, South Africa
Goat Categories	Female 12–14 Months, Female 14–24 Months, Male 12–14 Months, Male 14–24 Months

Key Benefits

✔ Specifically bred for high-quality meat production
✔ Fertile and easy to breed, with excellent reproductive performance
✔ Heat and drought resistant, suitable for rugged environments
✔ Strong legs, hooves, and muscular build for durability and market value
✔ Dominant white color preferred for slaughter purposes

Recommended Use

• Ideal for meat production farms and commercial goat operations
• Suitable for breeding programs to improve herd quality and market appeal
• Can thrive in varying climates and harsh bush environments