NASNA can supply Dairy, Meat and Fiber Breeding Goats to global markets from Australia.

Australian goats are a diverse group of goats that have been introduced to Australia from all over the world. They are now found in all parts of the country, from the arid outback to the lush rainforests.

The most common type of goat in Australia is the feral goat. These goats are descendants of goats that were introduced by European settlers in the 18th century. They are now found in large numbers throughout the country and can be a significant pest, particularly in arid areas.

Other types of goats found in Australia include:

• Angora goats, which are raised for their mohair
• Cashmere goats, which are raised for their cashmere wool
• Boer goats, which are raised for their meat
• Saanen goats, which are raised for their milk
• Toggenburg goats, which are also raised for their milk

Australian goats are generally healthy and hardy animals. They are able to adapt to a wide range of climates and conditions. However, they are susceptible to a number of diseases, including footrot, scabies, and lice.

Australian goats play an important role in the Australian ecosystem. They help to control vegetation and provide food for a number of native animals, such as dingoes and eagles. However, they can also be a problem for farmers, as they can damage crops and fences.

Here are some of the most interesting facts about Australian goats:

• Goats are one of the most popular livestock animals in Australia.
• Australian goats produce over 100 million liters of milk each year.
• Australian goats are also a major source of meat, with over 10 million goats slaughtered each year.
• Goats are very intelligent animals and can be trained to perform a variety of tasks.
• Goats have a lifespan of around 15 years.