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There are around 65 lakh goats comprising of 32% of total livestock in Odisha (19th livestock census, India, 2012) [1]. Goats in Odisha are meat type and are famous for their excellent meat and skin quality with high frequency of multiple births and less kidding interval (Dash, et al.,) [2]. Raighar goat is a lesser known meat type breed found in Nabarangapur district and part of Kalahandi and Nuapada district of Odisha along with a part of Chhatisgarh in India, adjacent to Nabarangapur district and mostly reared by Bhatra and Gond tribals along with Gouda community. Knowledge on reproductive potential is the most important thing for developing strategy towards genetic improvement in meat type animals like goat. Evaluation of economic reproduction traits would help to know the extent of genetic diversity present, which may be explored for future use in breeding plans. Study of the reproduction traits of these populations in detail with regard to their inheritance and relationship with other economical traits would be very beneficial for devising improvement programmes. The findings on the inheritance and association among the important reproduction traits need to be incorporated in selection indices specific to the breed or type for improvement of the desired traits.

Genetic Studies on Reproduction Performance of Raighar Goat in its Native Tract